I've heard it all now. Implied commas?
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Yeah but "Let's eat Grandma" as an example, is not the same because the missing comma changes the noun ["Grandma"] to an adjective, whereas in the original sentence, there is no noun, only an adverb ["though"] which is applied to the verb, "it".
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WTF has happened here LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
The title of the topic came from a song .. but i added the Detail part in.
Bb1boy, urm i use all types of stuff to be honest with you, i never stick to one make as i like to try more and more products to achieve better results no matter how cheap or expensive they are money is no object when it comes to detailing @ times to be honest with you. Its not always best products to get the shine out the paint work, its the PREP work you have to do to get that level of finish ( thats what i believe ).
There are MANY polishers on the market it all depends on how brave you are to pick up a Rotary or Da ? Rotary will do damage IF you use wrong pads polish so get a panel test before you try it out on ANY car. If you think Rotary is to much then get a Da but a branded one..try Rupes ? Makita..Silverline or Kestral i think its called or even a Dodo Juice spin dr which is good also. But all Rotary do the same job & so does the da but da do not leave swirl or halograms or buffing trail as they say.
The title of the topic came from a song .. but i added the Detail part in.
Bb1boy, urm i use all types of stuff to be honest with you, i never stick to one make as i like to try more and more products to achieve better results no matter how cheap or expensive they are money is no object when it comes to detailing @ times to be honest with you. Its not always best products to get the shine out the paint work, its the PREP work you have to do to get that level of finish ( thats what i believe ).
There are MANY polishers on the market it all depends on how brave you are to pick up a Rotary or Da ? Rotary will do damage IF you use wrong pads polish so get a panel test before you try it out on ANY car. If you think Rotary is to much then get a Da but a branded one..try Rupes ? Makita..Silverline or Kestral i think its called or even a Dodo Juice spin dr which is good also. But all Rotary do the same job & so does the da but da do not leave swirl or halograms or buffing trail as they say.
