3M or Venturshield...
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Wait, I know, the Covette: What Paulie does when he thinks about my 60-130 times.
Gotta get some new plugs and burn off the tank of pump gas I have in the car. Haven't even driven her this week.
Gotta get some new plugs and burn off the tank of pump gas I have in the car. Haven't even driven her this week.
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lmao...
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By the way, Dennis, your plan is transparent: You knew, after I got my GT 30's installed that I would walk your old Z06. Therefore I posit that you intentionally arranged to have the gal have her "seizure" and crash into your car....you threw in the head injuries to make it look legitimate just so that you could get a new Z06, TT it and beat me.
You are a treacherous man you!
I hear you are going APS, true?
You are a treacherous man you!
I hear you are going APS, true?
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Ventureshield film is better than 3M. 3M has more of an orange peel effect, and Ventureshield is much smoother and seamless. Ventureshield has seemed to stay glossy longer than 3M has. Also be sure to use Plexus plastic protectant to maintain the clear film.
