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I'm really happy to see the new faces going this year.

That'll get some looks on the highway... I'm finally ready after a ton of preparation, and I'm starting to get excited/nervous.
Mark D.

Goods luck, guys. Have a ton of fun.

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Jon Lugod, be prepared to clean the beard of bugs off of the fornt of your car.

My car was in that spot last year.

See you guys there on wed. morn.

Happy Trails....

Pete Loney wrote:Jon Lugod, be prepared to clean the beard of bugs off of the fornt of your car.

My car was in that spot last year.
Happy Trails....

pretty sure that's why he has Palero for a codriver. That car will probably look shiny before it's even unloaded.

When's Palero getting to Lincoln? Lil'Teal is a dirty girl.

Whats this? Lugod rents out Palero for car detailing ?

Good Luck! Look ahead and KICK BUTT for Cal Club!

Michael Oest wrote:Good Luck! Look ahead and KICK BUTT for Cal Club!

Why don't you come out and help, Michael?
Mark D.

Trust me, Mark. He really wants to go. However, as a business owner, he needs to take care of his business first. Don't worry, he'll go and kick-butt next year for us.

Jeff Shyu wrote:

Pete Loney wrote:Jon Lugod, be prepared to clean the beard of bugs off of the fornt of your car.

My car was in that spot last year.
Happy Trails....

pretty sure that's why he has Palero for a codriver. That car will probably look shiny before it's even unloaded.

Steve-O wrote:When's Palero getting to Lincoln? Lil'Teal is a dirty girl.

I get there Sunday night after a few of the drivers in that car run---
I just hope no one dry rubs the Civic, or worse, uses a California scratcher on the car!
Honestly, I think I bug-bearded ST Civic will make for some very memorable photos on GotCone.com
I might just shape the collected bugs on the Civic to make an Audi/VW-style grill beard, pending Lugod's approval.

Tom Berry wrote:Whats this? Lugod rents out Palero for car detailing ?

I've seen the way you guys dry-rub the BMW with un-lubricated microfiber cloths-- I'm afraid of what I might see on that Evo!

California scratchers rock!

Just look at the nice job they did evening out the blinding gloss on Bill's Miata...

Michael Palero wrote:I've seen the way you guys dry-rub the BMW with un-lubricated microfiber cloths-- I'm afraid of what I might see on that Evo!

Detailing snaps! Oh no he dittint!

Kurt Ra wrote:

Michael Palero wrote:I've seen the way you guys dry-rub the BMW with un-lubricated microfiber cloths-- I'm afraid of what I might see on that Evo!

Detailing snaps! Oh no he dittint!

Rain - the great equalizer of clean cars..

good luck to all running today.

Steve, very happy to see you made it, how did you like it? Compared to the local Pro?

Jeff Shyu wrote:

Kurt Ra wrote:

Michael Palero wrote:I've seen the way you guys dry-rub the BMW with un-lubricated microfiber cloths-- I'm afraid of what I might see on that Evo!

Detailing snaps! Oh no he dittint!

Rain - the great equalizer of clean cars..

good luck to all running today.

No no no!

Rain doesn't equalize! You will see water bead or sheet (yes, I said sheet) off waxed surfaces. On super-nasty cars, you will see water just sit and almost sink into the paint.
If you still have old Meguiar's NXT 1.0 Synthetic, you'll see water sheet off. Too many people thought that was bad, so NXT 2.0 changed to a beading formula.