Just moved to Texas and got my plates. Had to look it up on the internet to see that the state doesn't use plate tags. You should've seen how pathetic ex-Washingtonian me was trying to put new plates on the cars :lol:
Thanks.Just moved to Texas and got my plates. Had to look it up on the internet to see that the state doesn't use plate tags. You should've seen how pathetic ex-Washingtonian me was trying to put new plates on the cars :lol:
On the bright side, TX plates look badass on Ruby Red - good color match with the black and ruby theme.
65 - Saw your post over on Autopia about the Gloss Shop Trifecta. You weren't happy with it. Is the rinseless wash you mention above something other than trifecta?
Sublime Express?
Wow! That's pretty observant. I thought about amending my Autopia post but got lazy. Now I guess I should. Anyway, it is the same product but different dilution ratio. The rinseless wash is one ounce product per two gallons of water. The waterless wash is more concentrated and, hence, has more wax. I think it was the wax that created the smears. Using it as a rinseless wash allows you to slop it on the surface with a wash mitt rather than misting it on with a sprayer, resulting in better coverage. It's easier to douse the section you're working on this way. The other key component was the super plush drying towel I bought during the last Autopia 2 for 1 sale. I wiped the whole car down with one towel and it wasn't close to saturated. I never had to wring it.
