Bimmerforums.com at Meguiar's!

[clayingmachine]

Nice looking 318ti randy!

[hamanncheese]

Zey,

#83 via Makita Rotary at speed 2. I made sure to slow down at the edges of the fender. Fender probably only took 30 sec to buff out.

[ZeroG]

Thanks Mike ..

I had a great time and learned tons. Thanks especially for the help with the touch up paint.

-Chad

[zey]

Originally posted by hamanncheese
Zey,

#83 via Makita Rotary at speed 2. I made sure to slow down at the edges of the fender. Fender probably only took 30 sec to buff out.

Thanks buddy! That would be 900rpm with a dial setting of 2. Slow and steady.

[lkwd318ti]

Originally posted by clayingmachine
Nice looking 318ti randy!

Originally posted by jworms1
geez that ti looked (looks) great!

today i noticed light swirl marks in my paint on my estoril M3 coupe. i am determined to get that show car shine now and with the knowledge i took from that class i should have no problem.



emailed you

Thanks for the compliments guys.

Thanks to Mike and Shane for teaching us how to properly take care of our paint. I learned alot that day and you changed the way I look at washing my car haha.

Thanks again to Eric for organizing the event.

-Randy

[Dan Wang]

Re: Re: Bimmerforums.com at Meguiar's!

Originally posted by Rusty Bumper
Not trying to be critical, but what on earth is this?

The car is a Smart Car like everyone else has been saying.

The car is built by DC, same makers of Mercedes and Maybach.

This particular model is the Smart Fortwo Passion Cabrio.

The panels are interchangeable, meaning that if I felt like a different color, all I would have to do is swap out the black pieces and install red pieces if that was my heart's desire. The "tridion" cell is powdercoated in silver and acts like a mini roll cage.

The car was test crashed numerous times with an W211 E-class and a w220 S-class and fared extremely well.

If anyone else wants to know more about the car, please let me know.

Thanks Eric for organizing the gathering.

Thank you Mike and Tim, I mean Shane for your guidance as always.

Dan Wang

[rusty bumper]

Hi Dan........Welcome to the forum.

How does the Smart Car handle?.........Looks like it might be easy to tip over in a hard turn (No offence of course).

But it looks like it might be a fun car to drive though.

I wonder if Consumer Reports has had a write up on it?

[LnkPrkSoldier]

here are a few of mine, i only took a few and some didn't come out good. it was a great day. and yes that was me thinking it wasn't enough food, oh well. live and learn. thank you mike and shane for your work, i will be calling 'Tim' soon to get some products. Nice to see everybody there, bimmer forums get a from me for their kindness even though i brought a mercedes.

[supster]

Thanks for all the efforts, Mike and Shane (Tim), I think we all learned a lot.

Post more pictures when you get a chance!

[mspiegle]

Thanks Mike and Shane for the event! That was so much better than I was hoping for... I was very impressed. All of you who didn't go definitely missed out.

I'm the one who came with Jonathan/jworms (the supa-clean estoril coupe)

[Mr X]

That was a great class, thanks for all the info Mike, I think you have sold me on a PC. I would defiantly be up for another one of these... maybe one every week

Also, that M roadster was amazing, thanks for the ride.

[nismo skyline]

I had a great time and learned a lot. Thanks to Eric and Mike for putting this together.