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Finally got around to using the Mother's clear coat wax on Clementine. Nice
stuff, thanks! Their 'Back to Black' really cleaned up my fenders too!

Seahag

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Seahag wrote:

Their 'Back to Black' really cleaned up my fenders too!

What??!!! Aren't you keeping them in fender protectors?
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"Flying Tadpole" wrote:

Seahag wrote:

Their 'Back to Black' really cleaned up my fenders too!

What??!!! Aren't you keeping them in fender protectors?

Yeah, the terry cloth sorta softens the lines of the Jeep!

Seahag

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Seahag wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:

Seahag wrote:

Their 'Back to Black' really cleaned up my fenders too!

What??!!! Aren't you keeping them in fender protectors?

Yeah, the terry cloth sorta softens the lines of the Jeep!


....AND it allows you to wipe up pedestrians more cleanly...
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Seahag wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:

Seahag wrote:

Their 'Back to Black' really cleaned up my fenders too!

What??!!! Aren't you keeping them in fender protectors?

Yeah, the terry cloth sorta softens the lines of the Jeep!


...AND it allows you to wipe up pedestrians more cleanly...
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Flying Tadpole


You've seen her drive, then? I have!

Scotty

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Scott Vernon wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
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Seahag wrote:

"Flying Tadpole" wrote:

Seahag wrote:

Their 'Back to Black' really cleaned up my fenders too!

What??!!! Aren't you keeping them in fender protectors?

Yeah, the terry cloth sorta softens the lines of the Jeep!


...AND it allows you to wipe up pedestrians more cleanly...
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Flying Tadpole

You've seen her drive, then? I have!


Hmmm, it figures... My experience of friends and relatives is
that the longer they've spent at sea, the worse their driving,
the ultimate being my brother who's spent his life at sea. I
think it has something to do with being able to look in another
direction for several minutes while your boat/ship holds her
course herself...

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I
think it has something to do with being able to look in another
direction for several minutes while your boat/ship holds her
course herself...

Nah...they get used to driving everywhere without roads and feel constrained
when landbound to have to color in between the lines...

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Scotty said:
I installed an autopilot to my truck steering wheel last year..... it worked
well........ for a while.

Sometimes I think Mr Sails thinks the cruise control on our cars is
autopilot....
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Tad,

I think the driving bit is the mental set of steering a compass heading
rather than a road.

OT

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Perhaps it was too powerful for the wheel?

Cheers

Scott Vernon wrote:

I installed an autopilot to my truck steering wheel last year..... it worked
well........ for a while.