Well, they didn't completely fizzle. Wind rain and small hail just arrived

 

70 mph winds. Interesting to watch Maggie as all this built up. Amazing what the critters are aware of.

 

Makes me think of the days when I had to tally up the poundage numbers we shipped for the month. Didn't get out till dark and the only one left at the plant...had to run down the street to the main accounting office and turn in a stack of paperwork for the daily shipments for the whole month.

 

Only 5 mph less then hurricane winds and that can do a lot of damage.

 

Seen in Canton Tx (not my picture)

 

That is just cruel.

 

Probably legal in Mexico!

 

that might be legal in California too.............we have mandatory seat belt laws here.

 

Tornado watch already in effect about 80 miles North....looks like a rough next 2 days.

 

Bye bye clay bar!

 

Can definitely tell which side has overspray. Totally impressed with this sponge. Had no clue it was as bad as it was until now.





Hood is done, no wax or anything on it. Going to wait until next week when I do full correction on the whole truck.

 

Wow, looks like it works good. Do you use it the same as a clay bar?

 

Yes, only downside is you have to use more spray lube than you do with clay. But works so much faster and better, it's worth the extra product.

 

That sponge doesn't mark up the clear coat any does it?

 

I used the medium grade because of the overspray and it did a very small amount of marring, but i am doing a full detail next week with correction so it didn't bother me. I doubt the fine grade would marr. I'm pretty sure medium grade clay would have done the same thing.