Duponts New Teflon Liquid Car Wax
07-09-2006, 08:47 PM
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RE: Duponts New Teflon Liquid Car Wax
Lets see if this works.
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Thanks Mike. The resizer was the ticket.
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Thanks Mike. The resizer was the ticket.
07-09-2006, 08:52 PM
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RE: Duponts New Teflon Liquid Car Wax
Nice car John, engine bay looks sweet, nice and clean. Just wondering why you took the black thing off the top of the hood.. and what the hell is that thing anyways?
07-09-2006, 09:10 PM
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RE: Duponts New Teflon Liquid Car Wax
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Nice car John, engine bay looks sweet, nice and clean. Just wondering why you took the black thing off the top of the hood.. and what the hell is that thing anyways?
Nice car John, engine bay looks sweet, nice and clean. Just wondering why you took the black thing off the top of the hood.. and what the hell is that thing anyways?
If your talking about the Bra on the car, it is used during the week days for my 60 miles to work and back everyday (all highway) I would rather not use it, but have no choice............rocks and crap.
If your talking about the black thing attached to the hood. Ford, I guess thought it would be a good idea to put one there. I took it off this weekend. Its going to stay off (its ugly). Also, I'm installing the WMS HV Intake System this coming weekend and didnt want that thing getting in the way of the intake. Also removed the rubber gasket from the rear of the hood to allow for air to exit from under the hood and up the wind shield. I dont see how water could ever enter from that area unless it was intentionally squirted in there.
The car has been in one car show, came in 2nd place in class, got beat out buy a black Mustang, the guy deserved 1st place for all the hard work that goes into keeping one of those babies looking great.
You created a picture monster now.
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07-09-2006, 09:20 PM
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RE: Duponts New Teflon Liquid Car Wax
You created a picture monster now.
Yep, pretty simple now...Huh?? Great little add on program.....
Two things; Do you notice any noise difference with the hood blanket gone??
Also, I really like the look of the Saleen UDP....nice.....
Mike
07-09-2006, 09:46 PM
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RE: Duponts New Teflon Liquid Car Wax
Your car looks great, never seen a yellow shine like that. You might want to put the black fire suppressor back on the hood. That's what puts out the fire if your engine lights up. Just my $.02.
07-09-2006, 09:56 PM
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RE: Duponts New Teflon Liquid Car Wax
GT John Date 7/9/2006 5:36:32 PM
I tried to upload some pictures for you all. But the system keeps telling me the files are too large. The one picture I tried to upload was only 367kb..........so I dont know where to go from here. Any help would be appreciated. Whats the secret to adding pictures like you guys did?
Oh yeah, for the sake of argument, instead of using the name Dupont, lets not use any manufacturers name and just call it:
Teflon Liquid Car Wax
Jeez.........some folks just miss the whole point of a topic.
Man, sorry about forgetting you guys with the silver cars. I havent heard that they were difficult to mirror.
I'll check out the Rejex stuff. Thanks.
Teflon Don
I tried to upload some pictures for you all. But the system keeps telling me the files are too large. The one picture I tried to upload was only 367kb..........so I dont know where to go from here. Any help would be appreciated. Whats the secret to adding pictures like you guys did?
Oh yeah, for the sake of argument, instead of using the name Dupont, lets not use any manufacturers name and just call it:
Teflon Liquid Car Wax
Jeez.........some folks just miss the whole point of a topic.
Man, sorry about forgetting you guys with the silver cars. I havent heard that they were difficult to mirror.
I'll check out the Rejex stuff. Thanks.
Teflon Don
I WAS critical of the company selling the product. I liken it to corporate dishonesty/greed. How many people think they are buying a product that was fully developed, tested, and sold by DuPont? That's not the case, I believe (I phrased it that way to avoid being charged with slander - I am entitled to my opinions and beliefs). I was simply adding information about a product so that people could make an informed decision before deciding whether or not to buy it.
By the way, your Mustang looks awesome (but that's simply my opinion).
07-09-2006, 10:03 PM
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RE: Duponts New Teflon Liquid Car Wax
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Thanks for the compliments.
If your talking about the Bra on the car, it is used during the week days for my 60 miles to work and back everyday (all highway) I would rather not use it, but have no choice............rocks and crap.
If your talking about the black thing attached to the hood. Ford, I guess thought it would be a good idea to put one there. I took it off this weekend. Its going to stay off (its ugly). Also, I'm installing the WMS HV Intake System this coming weekend and didnt want that thing getting in the way of the intake. Also removed the rubber gasket from the rear of the hood to allow for air to exit from under the hood and up the wind shield. I dont see how water could ever enter from that area unless it was intentionally squirted in there.
The car has been in one car show, came in 2nd place in class, got beat out buy a black Mustang, the guy deserved 1st place for all the hard work that goes into keeping one of those babies looking great.
You created a picture monster now.
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ORIGINAL: bl1nkage
Nice car John, engine bay looks sweet, nice and clean. Just wondering why you took the black thing off the top of the hood.. and what the hell is that thing anyways?
Nice car John, engine bay looks sweet, nice and clean. Just wondering why you took the black thing off the top of the hood.. and what the hell is that thing anyways?
If your talking about the Bra on the car, it is used during the week days for my 60 miles to work and back everyday (all highway) I would rather not use it, but have no choice............rocks and crap.
If your talking about the black thing attached to the hood. Ford, I guess thought it would be a good idea to put one there. I took it off this weekend. Its going to stay off (its ugly). Also, I'm installing the WMS HV Intake System this coming weekend and didnt want that thing getting in the way of the intake. Also removed the rubber gasket from the rear of the hood to allow for air to exit from under the hood and up the wind shield. I dont see how water could ever enter from that area unless it was intentionally squirted in there.
The car has been in one car show, came in 2nd place in class, got beat out buy a black Mustang, the guy deserved 1st place for all the hard work that goes into keeping one of those babies looking great.
You created a picture monster now.
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07-09-2006, 10:22 PM
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RE: Duponts New Teflon Liquid Car Wax
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John,
Yep, pretty simple now...Huh?? Great little add on program.....
Two things; Do you notice any noise difference with the hood blanket gone??
Also, I really like the look of the Saleen UDP....nice.....
Mike
You created a picture monster now.
Yep, pretty simple now...Huh?? Great little add on program.....
Two things; Do you notice any noise difference with the hood blanket gone??
Also, I really like the look of the Saleen UDP....nice.....
Mike
No noise difference here. The SLP LM's take care of that.
So thats what that thing is.........a fire blanket. Back in the olden days when my holley would backfire, looking out through the wind shield at the hood you got to see a big brown circle statrt to appear.
The late model 50's cars were good for that because of timing or lack of.
Yeah I wondered if anyone would spot the UDP's. One thing you might have missed is the K&N air breathers on each of the valve covers. The car wont pass emmisions with this setup. I'll take them off and put the right stuff back on...........but thats a few years from now. I just dont want any oil molecules going into the intake.
Hey, this is a thread about wax.
Tell me that hood blanket isnt the ugliest thing you ever saw. Now if it had a huge yellow mustang horse on it............that would be different.
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07-10-2006, 04:27 AM
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RE: Duponts New Teflon Liquid Car Wax
Tell me that hood blanket isnt the ugliest thing you ever saw. Now if it had a huge yellow mustang horse on it............that would be different.
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I use the top (hood) part of the bra because it goes on and comes off so easily.
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