Rya

1st base, attempting to steal 2nd...

LOVE the rims!! Great looking car. Welcome to the group!

Son Of A Preacher Man

Ooops! Concentrate

Contol

Perfectly said!

Only Jibs could go from kiss to slobber!! Ewwww! Savour ---> Slowly

Beginning

Contact :)

Soft (hair, skin....)

Sunburn :cries:

Babe :whistles:

Chips :)

Guilty pleasure. What makes me giggle is all of the advise you guys are giving in the relationship department. A little awwww moment for me! You just explained the secret to a happy relationship! We let you make decisions once in a while so you think it's equal. (just kidding!) :P

Yum-o!! Ok, I bought this as a starting point: E-Bay item# 330146049527 http://cgi.ebay.com/Glass-Wizard-Glass-Cle...1QQcmdZViewItem I know it's probably cheap plastic, but I'll see if I like the method.

Yep, I agree, the WeatherTech is a good product. Especially in the snow & rain. The deep "pockets" keep the liquids contained. You could even use both products together in snowy or wet weather to really keep things clean. :)

This product protects the floor, rear seats & sidewalls, unlike regular floor mats & cargo mats (WeatherTech, Husky, Nifty, etc). If you're using the rear of the vehicle for hauling or have a dog that would be in the cargo area, this looks like a good product to have. What is weird in the ad, it doesn't say what it's made of. It also doesn't say anything about protecting from liquids, but if that's not a concern, that will not be a problem. I can't attest to the durability as I have never used (or seen) this product, but you might want to find out what it's made of. That might give you some idea of how it will hold up. It also might not be an exact match in color - they're using a standard gray or tan, but again that might not be an issue for you. One more thing - I didn't see any warranty info, you might want to find that out too. If you get one - let us know how you like it!

This gives new meaning to a chair massage! How long do you let it sit for?

Soup

Italy :whistles:

Any advise on using the Lexol cleaner / conditioner? I read & understand the instructions & have looked at other posts in here looking for further tips. Have found a few.

I know, I don't believe everything I read either. I just provided the links as another point-of-reference. I try to dig up any & all info before I buy anything expensive.... that's why I ended up here (and aparently never left).

Thanks! I did get the speed shine wipes for bird crap emergencies. But my hubby bought the starter kit.... I thought it cost $180 - the receipt was for over $300!! Needless to say, we now have a ton of their products. I'm looking for something like their glass cleaner - not the chemical but the pad on a stick type thing. Advance doesn't carry them anymore. Any suggestions? I wasn't wanting the Griot's kit because I just need the handle thing with the m/f on it, not the 3 different pads. I know everyone says to use newspaper for glass - I can't reach the bottom of the glass on the inside of the RX - really long dash. Any thoughts? What do you think about the leather wipes? Have you used the ones from Lexol - if so, how do they compare? I have the conditioner & cleaner from Lexol but will need wipes to clean in between the big job. Thanks MD!

Awwww, see that's a sweet comment. :P Good advise!