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Start off with a stronger beer. One with a higher alcohol content and stronger flavor. Since your new at brewing, you run a greater risk of contamination, a stronger brew will hide it much better then a lighter tasting brew.

The mic is built into the faceplate.

Lol is that a Circuit City Roadshop protective blanket?

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_05775039000P?vName=Computers+%26+Electronics&cName=Televisions&sName=Flat+Panel http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_05775509000P?vName=Computers+%26+Electronics&cName=Televisions&sName=Flat+Panel I find plasmas to have better color...

What about plasma? You can get a Samsung or Panasonic plasma for 600-699.

The best factory sound systems come in the cars that don't need electronic sound systems. I could drive those cars around without ever touching the radio.

Has to be a car, going to be driving about 30-40 miles each way to work.

I would certainly negotiate the car to a lower price. If I could get it to 4500 out the door with taxes and tags, would that be a decent deal? I am more concerned with reliability.

any suggestions?

A friend of mine is in need of a sedan for $5k or less by the end of the month. I have looked for accords, camrys, avalons, maximas, etc, and cant find anything. They either have over 160k miles or have body damage. I found a 2000 Mercury Sable with 38k miles for 4,995 at a dealer. Does anyone...

I have a friend who ran one at 1 ohm hard for over a year with no issues. It never even overheated.

I use a random orbital buffer, works wonders and saves my arms

Your right, compounding should not be done that often. But, claying should not have be done often either. I clay my car twice a year (end of the winter and before winter) and polish it twice a year at the same time. I don't do a real heavy duty compounding that often unless it needs it. Just a...

Here is a good write up with the proper steps: http://www.autopia-carcare.com/inf-intro-detailing.html

Lol well for 5 years you have been doing it wrong. You clay to pull any embedded dirt out of the paint. After that you need to polish the paint to take out any surface defects, such as hairline scratches or spiderwebs. Sure you can wax it right after wards, but your doing a half *** job. That's...