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Well, some good things have happened here business wise, so there will be an LC500 convertible in the driveway within a year or two. It'll be used, there's no reason on Earth to buy a $100,000 Lexus new unless you just have to have a new car, which I completely understand...... but we don't need it. They've come down to the 70s, they had one at the dealer with 11k for $78k and the dealer is a ripoff.
Hoping to score a red/beige top/interior, or triple black.
That will make 5 automobiles/trucks that we have. Haha.. It'll be a minute, y'all know how I am with buying cars.
Will be interesting to see which car I like more, that or SL.
thanks. so when you say 'with power washer' do you apply this with a cloth/sponge from this huge container, let it sit, then power wash off?
thanks. appears to be about 4x the price of bayeaux's 3d recommendation.
Rinse with electric pressure washer, apply the bug remover spray mix, let it penetrate for a couple of minutes, rinse off with pressure washer. Rarely do I have to use microfiber towel. Our vehicles are PPF so maybe that helps.
One of the reviews from Amazon. User stated zero scrubbing.
Originally Posted by AJT123
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That's hilarious.
Well, some good things have happened here business wise, so there will be an LC500 convertible in the driveway within a year or two. It'll be used, there's no reason on Earth to buy a $100,000 Lexus new unless you just have to have a new car, which I completely understand...... but we don't need it. They've come down to the 70s, they had one at the dealer with 11k for $78k and the dealer is a ripoff.
Hoping to score a red/beige top/interior, or triple black.
That will make 5 automobiles/trucks that we have. Haha.. It'll be a minute, y'all know how I am with buying cars.
Will be interesting to see which car I like more, that or SL.
Thats not a 221, thats a 222. The 221 does not have that instrument cluster, thats a pre refresh 14-17 222. The 222 chassis is very reliable...
Originally Posted by bitkahuna
thanks. so when you say 'with power washer' do you apply this with a cloth/sponge from this huge container, let it sit, then power wash off?
You spray it on, let it dwell and then power wash it off. In a wash process I would spray that, let it sit for 5 minutes, then foam the whole car and spray off.
thanks. appears to be about 4x the price of bayeaux's 3d recommendation.
I've not used that 3D product but I have heard its very good. I would use it without hesitation. But you need a spray bottle with a trigger etc.
Thats not a 221, thats a 222. The 221 does not have that instrument cluster, thats a pre refresh 14-17 222. The 222 chassis is very reliable...
You spray it on, let it dwell and then power wash it off. In a wash process I would spray that, let it sit for 5 minutes, then foam the whole car and spray off.
I've not used that 3D product but I have heard its very good. I would use it without hesitation. But you need a spray bottle with a trigger etc.
I had an opportunity to buy a black W222 with 37k for 40 grand flat and this was a over a year ago. It already had classy aftermarket rims, it was my friend's Mom's. I'm not up at night about not buying it but damn, black S560. Whew.
My issue with black is they look like livery cars, otherwise I love them in black,
An interesting comment, considering that your own S-Class is probably comfortable enough, at least in front, to serve as a livery-limo....although, to be honest, I have not seen many, if any, limo-firms that use S-Classes. Maybe the back seats aren't spacious enough to serve as a true limo with a chauffeur.
An interesting comment, considering that your own S-Class is probably comfortable enough, at least in front, to serve as a livery-limo....although, to be honest, I have not seen many, if any, limo-firms that use S-Classes. Maybe the back seats aren't spacious enough to serve as a true limo with a chauffeur.
Oh for sure, I've got the power rear seats etc. Tons of limo firms use S Classes, very common.
....although, to be honest, I have not seen many, if any, limo-firms that use S-Classes. Maybe the back seats aren't spacious enough to serve as a true limo with a chauffeur.