This is wrong actually - nitrogen is still a gas that obeys the standard physical laws. Reducing temperature always reduces pressure with the other variables held constant. PV = nRT. What pure nitrogen does is reduce losses due to the n term of the equation (the amount of gas in the tire)...
I backed my Lunar Silver EX into a carport post accidentally (passenger's side rear quarter panel) and had a Honda dealer's body shop fix it because I was really worried about the paint match and figured they'd be best equipped to have the exact same color and flake pattern etc. They did a...
Lot of misconceptions going on here.
Paint coatings are *not* meant to protect against physical scratching, rock chips, etc. You need PPF/clear-bra for that. Putting a coating on your car is also not going to make it scratch easier than before - these things are atomic-level thin, there's no...
Cockpit Premium is more of an interior quick detailer than it is a protectant FYI. It has some slight UV protection characteristics apparently (someone on /r/autodetailing asked the company), but I still put 303 on after using it.
Definitely need to use an iron remover spray - I used CarPro Iron X on my paint last month and it got all kinds of stuff I couldn't even see. The smell is noxious as dc2turbo said though - use a respirator with it.
So I washed the car earlier today again - spent well over an hour after the wash thoroughly drying with my Pluffle towels and the air gun at the coin-op place. Still had water streaks running down the sides and up on the windshield after driving it home. I don't see any way to stop it, I...
I may be moving to Michigan for school - if it happens, I'm going to put CQuartz UK on mine to protect against all the salt stuff. My dad's got CQuartz Finest on his car and it's great.
This might be my #1 complaint about the car at this point after a year of owning it - it's not sealed very well and I get water leaking like crazy everywhere after washing it. I'll spend a ton of time with the air gun trying to blow it out of all the crevices and cracks but as soon as I drive...
Another point of data here:
I got an iPhone 7 Plus last night (came with 10.0.1, updated it to 10.0.2 first thing) and I have yet to experience the "This device is not compatible with Apple CarPlay" error. I've specifically tried to trigger it with all the things that were doing it with my 6S...
Turn your mute switch on the side of the phone on - that stops the issue for me. (of course you no longer get audio notification of a text coming in etc, but for now it's preferable to the music volume screwing up all the time)