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Good thing my Z is hibernating over the winter, she'd hate me if I told her I blew the tranny on my winter beater yesterday and now have to spend her wheel funds replacing it.
I tried this stuff called F11 that one of our distributors at work dropped off. I gotta say- it's pretty amazing.
It's water based, can be used on everything from: glass, paint, plastic, rubber, seals, etc.
Has a nice hydrophobic Rain-X like beading affect on the windshield. Black trim pieces around window sills, rear window, and hood cowl were instantly darker and more rich and stayed that way. I noticed a big bird **** on my hood walking out one morning to go to work- the car was wet with dew. By the time I got to work the bird poop had slid right off. YES.
Goes on more like a "glaze" (Kinda reminded me of when I used Turtle Wax Ice at first. Though unlike ice, it doesn't require seventy passes to buff back off.) The best result was using a damp microfiber to apply it and a dry plush cloth to chase it.
Please excuse the nasty-*** driveway- renting. Time to buy a pressure washer.
[QUOTE=n0smoke;10694524]I tried this stuff called F11 that one of our distributors at work dropped off. I gotta say- it's pretty amazing.
It's water based, can be used on everything from: glass, paint, plastic, rubber, seals, etc.
Has a nice hydrophobic Rain-X like beading affect on the windshield. Black trim pieces around window sills, rear window, and hood cowl were instantly darker and more rich and stayed that way. I noticed a big bird **** on my hood walking out one morning to go to work- the car was wet with dew. By the time I got to work the bird poop had slid right off. YES.
Goes on more like a "glaze" (Kinda reminded me of when I used Turtle Wax Ice at first. Though unlike ice, it doesn't require seventy passes to buff back off.) The best result was using a damp microfiber to apply it and a dry plush cloth to chase it.
Checked all the fluids today and found a light very thin layer of white-ish residue on top of the coolant in the res. Then I saw white specs in the radiator fluid. I just had the system flushed a few days ago and about 2 weeks ago head a a leakdown/comp test that turned out great. Going to Nissan tomorrow.
Semi forgot what mirrors are and I had to dive into the median to get out of the way, spun out and slid almost on to the opposite road. Somehow everything is fine. But she needs a good wash today, mud everywhere.
12-14-2015, 10:50 AM
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