WANT!!!
I changed the oil twice in 18 years of trouble free motoring in my Subie DL Wagon!!!!!
And both times at work usin Mill Oil, cause I was bored!!!!! 
Every single time ive washed my ute its rained that night and i come out in the morning to find it looking filth with watermarks
I put a meguires wax (spray wax) and then use a quick detailer after the washes I don’t wax… Its just spray and wipe dry basically.. And it repels the water and makes it bead off.. So you don’t get the horrible “rain stains” 
Yeah Meguires is good stuff!!!!!
That’s all we use on our cars!!!!!
Same!! Tried a few others but always went back to meguires
it makes my car like a mirror!! Super shiney! Lol
(see 2nd pic on the page before)
If i washed my car every two weeks I would wash it more than i drove it!
I washed my bike on the weekend… then it got rained on yesterday and it’s dirty again :(
I used to wash my old car regularly, actually a lot cause it was black and black cars suck to keep clean massively but when they are clean they look schmick!
These wheels were a hassle to clean
My current truck is dark blue which is about the same as black but being a 4wd it gets washed a bit less, I think my next car might be white or silver!
Same!! Tried a few others but always went back to meguires
it makes my car like a mirror!! Super shiney! Lol
(see 2nd pic on the page before)
Yeah I use their Tech Wax on my car. I whack it on twice a year. The car gets parked in the weather pretty much 100% of the time and that stuff does a great job of protecting the duco.
Every single time ive washed my ute its rained that night and i come out in the morning to find it looking filth with watermarks
I put a meguires wax (spray wax) and then use a quick detailer after the washes I don’t wax… Its just spray and wipe dry basically.. And it repels the water and makes it bead off.. So you don’t get the horrible “rain stains”
The paint job is only 4 months old so the water does still bead and run off, but its got a flat hard top on the back so it doesnt run off there
Jones Carbon Solution.
If James Bond asked “Q” to requisition him a snowboard, this would be it.
i NEED one of those shirts haha
Jones Carbon Solution.
If James Bond asked “Q” to requisition him a snowboard, this would be it.
That is the coolest shit you will ever see on the hill 
That is the coolest shit you will ever see on the hill
. . . for now, until Jeremy Jones comes up with something even cooler . . .
. . . like THIS!!!!!
After three years of backcountry development and testing, Jones Snowboards is psyched to unleash their latest splitboard innovation, the Ultracraft. Designed to push riders higher and faster into their mountain playgrounds, the Ultracraft is the pinnacle of fusion between lightweight core construction materials, durability and performance splitboard technologies. Giving consumers a glimpse into the Jones crystal ball, the new Ultracraft 156 split will be sold exclusively by Jones authorized EPICenter shops worldwide starting Fall 2013.
Bred from hours of testing and prototyping by Jones athletes and engineers, the Ultracraft is the most advanced splitboard ever to hit the market. Featuring the same shape as the revolutionary Hovercraft, the Ultracraft is powered and constructed around a top secret, ultra-light core technology exclusive to Jones, reducing overall weight by 25% compared to the Hovercraft Split. Unlike traditional splits designed around a solid board platform, then sliced down the middle, the Ultracraft is one of the first splitboards designed as individual split skis before being transformed into a solid board.
“Making lighter splitboards without sacrificing performance and durability has been on my radar since launching our original line four years ago,” says Jeremy Jones, Founder of Jones Snowboards. “This is the answer. The Ultracraft’s design process and exclusive new lightweight mix of high tech materials are game changers in splitboard construction. We’re stoked to launch the Ultracraft as the first evolution of limited edition products sold only in our EPICenter shops around the world.”