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NEexpat · 11-07-2013, 12:04 PM

Nook. I know the recapture system you mentioned, we have it here in the Commonwealth. They don't have that in OH. I think it was just a faulty pump handle.

I would have done better on the way back but three times I got hung up in night construction in CT. At one point I turned the car off and sat for a good 10 min.

Gas in OH was $3.29 the day I filled up, Here in MA. Shell station $3.25, Hess $3.19

Two things I still want to do with the egg, at some point install the Fiamm El Grande horns and then dive into the world of touch up paint to address some of little issues emerging on my front end.

Looked into this in the past and watched some real experts work on Maybachs and Benzes. If I learned anything it is that there is no "magic" pen that you run over the scratch or chip and voila' gone. Even a clear coat pen has to be smoothed out and buffed up.

It is a process and to do it correctly requires time, time, patience and the secret, (as revealed to me by a touch up master)........................................... toothpicks, really lots of toothpicks.

11-07-2013, 12:04 PM	#28
NEexpat Drives: 2009, auto, 4dr LB Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: S.E. New England Posts: 292	Nook. I know the recapture system you mentioned, we have it here in the Commonwealth. They don't have that in OH. I think it was just a faulty pump handle. I would have done better on the way back but three times I got hung up in night construction in CT. At one point I turned the car off and sat for a good 10 min. Gas in OH was $3.29 the day I filled up, Here in MA. Shell station $3.25, Hess $3.19 Two things I still want to do with the egg, at some point install the Fiamm El Grande horns and then dive into the world of touch up paint to address some of little issues emerging on my front end. Looked into this in the past and watched some real experts work on Maybachs and Benzes. If I learned anything it is that there is no "magic" pen that you run over the scratch or chip and voila' gone. Even a clear coat pen has to be smoothed out and buffed up. It is a process and to do it correctly requires time, time, patience and the secret, (as revealed to me by a touch up master)........................................... toothpicks, really lots of toothpicks. Last edited by NEexpat; 11-07-2013 at 12:42 PM.