Some dumba$$ bitch in an Accord failed to yield on the onramp to the turnpike the other day and she hit me and left some white streaks on the car.

I'm pretty sure it can be buffed out easily because I could scratch off some of the paint off my bumper. So.... if anyone knows how to use a rotary polisher

or knows how to get the white streaks off my car, let me know! I dont wanna take it to a detailer before I ask here, so let me know ASAP.

 

I have a random orbital. If you're willing to host a detail day, I can give it a shot.

 

detail day FTW sounds like a good fun day. I need to wash my car so bad

 

I have a polisher and Buffer. Let me know if you need it.

 

that sucks but atleast theres no body damage.

 

I got one bro, u can borrow it if u want.

 

Well I'll be detailing my car on Sunday anyway so if either of you wants to host this I wouldn't mind doing another car, or you can just borrow my stuff to buff out the scratches... W/e let me know.

 

We can do it at my house, also do some minor installs if anyone needs anything

 

Sounds like a plan. I'd do it at my place, but I don't have the space to fit any more cars :\

I have new spark plug cables and valve cover gasket waiting to be installed, any chance you know how to do either of these?

 

spark plug cables or spark plugs ??? Changing the plugs is easy now valve cover gaskets on this car looks annoying good luck

 

does my top secret project fit into that category?

 

Just the cables, the spark plugs are a week old. The valve cover gasket looks easy, I'm just not sure if I need to put silicone and what type... lol. It's no big deal, it's nothing urgent.

 

Speaking of porter cable i think next week if the weather gets better i am gonna give it a try.

 

Order some new polishing pads, Shawn. The one that comes with the PC is like polishing with sandpaper.

Who took that pic in your avatar? :P

 

? y do u need to to replace the gasket. Is it leaking? its not the big of a deal its just removing all the crap in the way to take the valve covers off. I have all the tools and I will be doing mine this weekend. (need to switch mine out to the new covers) the gaskets are just a rubber strip that fits in a groove, and when it gets tightened it seals it up