Doug, you have a "dedicated" leaf blower? WTF?

 

Yes...

 

My reply to that is kiss my asss...

 

What can I say, it ain't easy knowing about a lot of things car related, it's my life.

I have no wife, I have no kids, and I'm living the life I want because my priority in life has always been my one and only true love, my freedom.

 

OK, I'm dying to know why a "dedicated" leaf blower.

 

Because my yard working leaf blower can also be used to do leaf sucking, really helpful in the fall around some of the bushes that grow low to the ground and collect all the leaves from a 100-mile radius. I'm just afraid that if I use that leaf blower that has been sucking in crap when I dry the car it will sand blast the finish with crap stuck inside of it.

Plus, the dedicated one is all nice and clean and not covered with dirt, mud and leaf crap...

 

FTR I use lexol cleaner than lexol conditioner than I finish with 303. Seats look good after all these years. One thing you must remember is 303 is water based not oil it will not hurt anything. The other thing is leather does need a conditioner which the lexol provides. The 303 is the sunscreen which is applied afterwards. Also Ellen use plast-x on your plastic and afterwards wipe some 303 on your plastic parts. Ask Bruce, Kenta, Steve or Erick what they think of the 303 on lenses and such I gave them all a demo of it on Saturday at my house.

 

I have some PlastX and 303 that I would like to do my headlights with because they are hazed.

Anyone have a PC and pad I can borrow at Bill's house on Saturday to do it with?

 

i'll drop mine off for you saturday morning Jeff

the lights on my car came out awesome with a white pad and rubing compound and then nxt on top of them - but Dave is 100% correct he showed us how 303 does give the lens a nice shine

i can't stay at Bill's because something came up BUT just give it to erick when your done and i'll grab it sometime

 

OK, thanks Steve!

It would have been cool to hang out with you.