MKader17

Are you saying that it is easy for him to be a racist?

Really pissed off right now. Walgreen's is telling my wife that her one year prescription that got renewed in April is no longer valid because her doc has moved to another state. The doc NEVER mentioned this to my wife after she had a lengthy conversation because we have had issues getting the prescription every single month for the last 6-7 months. Why the hell would someone go to a doctor if there "diagnosis" is invalid after the doctor leaves?!?!

I'll post some picks to see if there is a lot of correction in order. Doing it by hand will save me quite a bit of cash.

That's why I'll be paying close attention to your results...

The issue I worry about is buying some of this stuff to correct the paint, then having 80% left and never needing it again. It seems like a waste.

Detailed image recommends the Porter Cable 7424XP which is priced only slightly lower. Let me know on the Menzerna. The price seems steeper than others but hey, if it's worth it.

So you have a flex or don't?

Trying to come up with some products to buy for the car to get the paint back to excellent condition, but there is so much stuff and information out there!!! Thinking I will bite the bullet and get a random orbital. I did the entire truck by hand last time and it sucked.

Damn, they don't make the x-act contour in my model. You can tell from there website that they are made of a softer material, which is what I really want.

I assume you have the Weather beater type? I heard the nubs on the bottom can scratch the plastic, any concerns?

weathertech SUCk compared to husky Sean said Husky. I've been in a do opposite of what Sean says streak *goes to buy weathertech*

You guys have any experience with Husky floor mats? We are looking to get them or WeatherTech (or anything else people might recommend). I have Weathertech in my truck and they've been good but slip a little more than I'd like. However, they seem to work really well in my dad's Lexus so it may be an application thing.

They don't ever retrofix unless it is a safety liability.Right, I meant that they fix it in later models.

You didn't and you won't. I appreciate the input Being an engineer I KNOW it's a possibility. I did some research and based on what I saw I felt comfortable taking the risk. Will there be major issues? After 2 years on the market I doubt it. Will there be minor annoyances they fixed? Most likely. When it came down to it, based on cars my wife liked and features we desired, we could afford a 2014 Espace Titanium 1.6L or the 2013 Santa Fe Sport 2.0T. My wife greatly preferred the Santa Fe so we went with it.

I agree that it could be there. You litteraly go from a hand full of test vehicles to thousands in a year so there are bound to be changes. Unfortunately I don't have someone at Hyundai that could give me a nice list of the differences.

It's a 2013 *Goes and hides from Sean* From what I've seen redesigns tend to have more recalls (though it's normally small), but when it comes to overall complaints about a vehicle there isn't anything statistically that indicates the redesigns have more complaints than the previous years. Additionally, the car has been driven for over a year so it's not going to have infancy failures at this point Glad to hear that you feel that way about the car.. I found out that Hyundai is an industry leader in loyalty, which I found very surprising. A guy at work has the same 2013 with the same options and he has driven the crap out of it with no issues.

Warantee http://www.dumbtionary.com/word/warantee.shtml Realee?

Also, I'm going to have to really pay attention to car detailing info now since we went off and bought another black car!

Whoop Whoop, we finally got ourselves a new (to us) vehicle! My wife loves the vehicle and it was the best thing we could get in our price range. The dealer ended up taking a nice loss on it to sell it to us. We were able to get the 2.0T, Leather Seats, etc (completely loaded except for panoramic sunroof and 8" screen). The car has impeccable service records as well, which really helped my decision. The car was a blast to drive home; hard not to speed because the car is smooth and pretty quiet. I know that we ended up in the same model vehicle I originally talked about, but I still really appreciate the input on the vehicles. It really made us think hard about our decision and opened up my wife's thinking. Honestly, if there would have been more cars you guys suggested available in our area within our budget, we would have taken more time looking at them. But in the end, finding it truly in our budget was tough and when your budget is cash there is no spending an extra 2 grand because it's exactly what you wanted.

Over the last few years my mom had really gotten in to horse racing. She would have loved to see a triple crown winner.

Pretty sure the guy that pulled that trigger is not an Aggie.

2013+?

Looks like I broke Autotrader....

Because it probably has some other stupid output.No, it's the receiver side. You give it power, doesn't work. Give it ground, it doesn't work. Only otherthing I can think of is pulse. I even built a reversal rest at ground circuit and that didn't work. Is it anything like the Chevrolet's that need a special PAC adapter to get the correct signal? In that case I believe the correct signal was a pulse.

looks like the tires hit a bump a little earlier