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There's been some requests for a ShoutBox on this site. I've finally found some time to come around and have a look at it.

Unfortunately, the only way to implement this on all pages at once, is to place it here, on the top of the pages. Otherwise I'd have to implement it on all pages on the forum.

-And that is just bound to fail the next time I have to update the forum software.

So what do you think about having it here? You'll need to log in in order to post in the ShoutBox, but anyone can read it.

Post your comments about it here.		  

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    Posted: 29-Feb-2008 at 07:37
Originally posted by dubya_eight

This site has more info about washing/waxing/claying/detailing and the stuff to use where then you will ever need to know. Lost and lots of pictures there are videos as well, very informative.

Main Site

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Thats awesome. Thanks for the link!
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That site is truely comprehensive
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Posts: 287 		  Quote straightw8 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25-Jun-2008 at 06:06
i love a freshly clayed W8. I clayed mine right after having some body work done, and claying and waxing fresh clearcoat is something to behold.
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Originally posted by JMCXTY

That site is truely comprehensive


it just needs more w8 owners
browsing around here makes me want one really bad


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Originally posted by greesha

browsing around here makes me want one really bad


Glad we can help!

Welcome aboard...be sure to check out th Archive section. This will help you make a decision on whether the W8 is right for you or not.
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Posts: 992 		  Quote B5crazy Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21-Sep-2008 at 07:39
Well I finally had a few hours and a cool day to clay my W8. Betweem washing and claying it took about 2.5 hours to do the wagon. Tomorrow I will use a pre cleaner and then layer of sealant. Pics to follow when I'm done.

Edited by B5crazy - 21-Sep-2008 at 13:42
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