CivicPlease
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- Civic Sedan
Are these overlays or the actual pillar pieces?Glossed out my pillars today. I finally did it! Thanks @gtman for the suggestion. These came out so great and it was super easy to install
Must of had a tailwind on the way in.Took it out on its first long trip. 2 hour drive, all pretty flat highway literally about 4 lights.
Got 45 mpg on the way but only 38 on the same way back. Was a little disappointed with that seeing some of the numbers you guys post and I've gotten up to 48 on a 25 minute trip.
Most of my trips are no more than 10 to 20 minutes ,very few miles so I was expecting a little more.
If you do it every day the mileage will be better. My commute is 20 miles one way and flat and very few lights I get high 30s Low 40s also my foots a little heavyTook it out on its first long trip. 2 hour drive, all pretty flat highway literally about 4 lights.
Got 45 mpg on the way but only 38 on the same way back. Was a little disappointed with that seeing some of the numbers you guys post and I've gotten up to 48 on a 25 minute trip.
Most of my trips are no more than 10 to 20 minutes ,very few miles so I was expecting a little more.
They’re overlaysAre these overlays or the actual pillar pieces?
Like the before and after photos. The smoked out backup and reflectors looks really goodTinted my reverse lights and rear reflectors. I dig it. We’ll see if I leave it like that. I bought some smoked reflectors from iJDMtoy, but had some extra tint so did the reflectors.
This weather has been killing me (rainy and 30s here in Virginia) waiting for a sunny day to take care of this dirty black car..File this under the "what was I thinking?" category...
After the crappy winter weather around here my car was a bit of a salt covered mess. So today, on a clear sunny day I decided to use my waterless wash to clean it. I sprayed the side of my car and let it soak in for a minute...
Then I went to wipe and buff it off. But there was a problem. The side of my car was now completely covered with icy, frozen waterless wash. I forgot to mention it was barely 20 degrees (and windy) outside when I decided to detail the car. Oops.
Lesson learned.
I tried to clean some dirt of with my lucas and it was frozen by the time I went to wipe it. Not to mention I've seen one snowflake this week, but my car has salt all over the bottom. Ugh.File this under the "what was I thinking?" category...
After the crappy winter weather around here my car was a bit of a salt covered mess. So today, on a clear sunny day I decided to use my waterless wash to clean it. I sprayed the side of my car and let it soak in for a minute...
Then I went to wipe and buff it off. But there was a problem. The side of my car was now completely covered with icy, frozen waterless wash. I forgot to mention it was barely 20 degrees (and windy) outside when I decided to detail the car. Oops.
Lesson learned.
That one thing I don’t miss snow salty roads and freezing weather and a dirty car BUT the Florida summer’s it rains at least three times a day and very hard and boiling hot so trying to wash your car in the summer could be a pain in FloridaI tried to clean some dirt of with my lucas and it was frozen by the time I went to wipe it. Not to mention I've seen one snowflake this week, but my car has salt all over the bottom. Ugh.