Where to start or should I give it a Bath!

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chuck will

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I posted this not long ago, but for all you people that have not heard
of Dry Wash and Guard you owe it to your selves to try it. I will send
you a free sample. You have to apply it. It is easy to do though.
Shake vigorously, pump and spray on surface, wipe on don't have to rub.
Let dry and buff to perfection. If your paint is terribly oxidized you
need to use the Oxygone first then the dry wash over it. If you use a
buffer to finish the product going on is guaranteed for one full year.
It is not terribly expensive and where you snow people live snow sill
not stick to it either. One of the gentleman in our group went to
Colorado and it snowed on the top of his station wagon as well as
everywhere else, they shoveled the snow off the drive way as one should
do before they depart and when he stopped all the snow slid off the top
and onto the freshly cleaned drive way. You can use it on your
windshields too. No problems here. A miracle you say. Well I have
been using it and distributing it with motor home, boat and airplane
owners for several years now. Thanks chuck
 
Chuck,
My coach has fairly recent Imron paint. How would your product be on this??
It has to "live" outdoors.
Neely B TN
- -----Original Message-----
From: Chuck Will
To: maytagSam ; gmcmotorhome-d

Date: Monday, March 15, 1999 12:59 PM
Subject: GMC: Where to start or should I give it a Bath!

>I posted this not long ago, but for all you people that have not heard
>of Dry Wash and Guard you owe it to your selves to try it. I will send
>you a free sample. You have to apply it. It is easy to do though.
>Shake vigorously, pump and spray on surface, wipe on don't have to rub.
>Let dry and buff to perfection. If your paint is terribly oxidized you
>need to use the Oxygone first then the dry wash over it. If you use a
>buffer to finish the product going on is guaranteed for one full year.
>It is not terribly expensive and where you snow people live snow sill
>not stick to it either. One of the gentleman in our group went to
>Colorado and it snowed on the top of his station wagon as well as
>everywhere else, they shoveled the snow off the drive way as one should
>do before they depart and when he stopped all the snow slid off the top
>and onto the freshly cleaned drive way. You can use it on your
>windshields too. No problems here. A miracle you say. Well I have
>been using it and distributing it with motor home, boat and airplane
>owners for several years now. Thanks chuck
>
 
Chuck,
My coach has fairly recent Imron paint. How would your product be on this??
It has to "live" outdoors.
Neely B TN
- -----Original Message-----
From: Chuck Will
To: maytagSam ; gmcmotorhome-d

Date: Monday, March 15, 1999 12:59 PM
Subject: GMC: Where to start or should I give it a Bath!

>I posted this not long ago, but for all you people that have not heard
>of Dry Wash and Guard you owe it to your selves to try it. I will send
>you a free sample. You have to apply it. It is easy to do though.
>Shake vigorously, pump and spray on surface, wipe on don't have to rub.
>Let dry and buff to perfection. If your paint is terribly oxidized you
>need to use the Oxygone first then the dry wash over it. If you use a
>buffer to finish the product going on is guaranteed for one full year.
>It is not terribly expensive and where you snow people live snow sill
>not stick to it either. One of the gentleman in our group went to
>Colorado and it snowed on the top of his station wagon as well as
>everywhere else, they shoveled the snow off the drive way as one should
>do before they depart and when he stopped all the snow slid off the top
>and onto the freshly cleaned drive way. You can use it on your
>windshields too. No problems here. A miracle you say. Well I have
>been using it and distributing it with motor home, boat and airplane
>owners for several years now. Thanks chuck
>
 
Chuck,
My coach has fairly recent Imron paint. How would your product be on this??
It has to "live" outdoors.
Neely B TN
- -----Original Message-----
From: Chuck Will
To: maytagSam ; gmcmotorhome-d

Date: Monday, March 15, 1999 12:59 PM
Subject: GMC: Where to start or should I give it a Bath!

>I posted this not long ago, but for all you people that have not heard
>of Dry Wash and Guard you owe it to your selves to try it. I will send
>you a free sample. You have to apply it. It is easy to do though.
>Shake vigorously, pump and spray on surface, wipe on don't have to rub.
>Let dry and buff to perfection. If your paint is terribly oxidized you
>need to use the Oxygone first then the dry wash over it. If you use a
>buffer to finish the product going on is guaranteed for one full year.
>It is not terribly expensive and where you snow people live snow sill
>not stick to it either. One of the gentleman in our group went to
>Colorado and it snowed on the top of his station wagon as well as
>everywhere else, they shoveled the snow off the drive way as one should
>do before they depart and when he stopped all the snow slid off the top
>and onto the freshly cleaned drive way. You can use it on your
>windshields too. No problems here. A miracle you say. Well I have
>been using it and distributing it with motor home, boat and airplane
>owners for several years now. Thanks chuck
>
 
The following is a paid political misuse of the list. In my opinion, we
need to not use this list for commercial purposes and personal gain such as
the following.

> I posted this not long ago, but for all you people that have not heard
> of Dry Wash and Guard you owe it to your selves to try it. I will send
> you a free sample. You have to apply it. It is easy to do though.
> Shake vigorously, pump and spray on surface, wipe on don't have to rub.
> Let dry and buff to perfection. If your paint is terribly oxidized you
> need to use the Oxygone first then the dry wash over it. If you use a
> buffer to finish the product going on is guaranteed for one full year.
> It is not terribly expensive and where you snow people live snow sill
> not stick to it either. One of the gentleman in our group went to
> Colorado and it snowed on the top of his station wagon as well as
> everywhere else, they shoveled the snow off the drive way as one should
> do before they depart and when he stopped all the snow slid off the top
> and onto the freshly cleaned drive way. You can use it on your
> windshields too. No problems here. A miracle you say. Well I have
> been using it and distributing it with motor home, boat and airplane
> owners for several years now. Thanks chuck
 
My suggestion would be to precede the subject of all commercial
announcements with the word COMMERCIAL:

That way, if we care to, we can read it and see whats new. If we do not
care to, we can simply click 'Delete' and be done with it. And if they
really bother you then set your E-mail program to filter them out for you :)

But it would still make sense to keep any commercial postings on topic.
That is related in some way to classic GMC's, their use or maintenance.

Just my two cents...

Dave
73 Sequoia


> The following is a paid political misuse of the list. In my opinion, we
>need to not use this list for commercial purposes and personal gain such as
>the following.
 
Im glad this list is so open to such info....Lots of us can use
such info...I have seen several people respond to this "AD" because
they have a real need for this product. Keep up the great work guys.
Rob Teed 74 Painted Desert

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-gmcmotorhome
> [mailto:owner-gmcmotorhome]On Behalf Of Phil Swanson
> Sent: Friday, March 19, 1999 12:27 AM
> To: gmcmotorhome
> Subject: Re: GMC: Where to start or should I give it a Bath!
>
>
> The following is a paid political misuse of the list. In my opinion, we
> need to not use this list for commercial purposes and personal
> gain such as
> the following.
>

>
> > I posted this not long ago, but for all you people that have not heard
> > of Dry Wash and Guard you owe it to your selves to try it. I will send
> > you a free sample. You have to apply it. It is easy to do though.
> > Shake vigorously, pump and spray on surface, wipe on don't have to rub.
> > Let dry and buff to perfection. If your paint is terribly oxidized you
> > need to use the Oxygone first then the dry wash over it. If you use a
> > buffer to finish the product going on is guaranteed for one full year.
> > It is not terribly expensive and where you snow people live snow sill
> > not stick to it either. One of the gentleman in our group went to
> > Colorado and it snowed on the top of his station wagon as well as
> > everywhere else, they shoveled the snow off the drive way as one should
> > do before they depart and when he stopped all the snow slid off the top
> > and onto the freshly cleaned drive way. You can use it on your
> > windshields too. No problems here. A miracle you say. Well I have
> > been using it and distributing it with motor home, boat and airplane
> > owners for several years now. Thanks chuck
>
>
 
John,
I would love for you to help defray my out of pocket cost for
my GMC....Send money to: Rob Teed 74 Painted Desert ;-)

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-gmcmotorhome
> [mailto:owner-gmcmotorhome]On Behalf Of John Dolan
> Sent: Friday, March 19, 1999 11:32 PM
> To: gmcmotorhome
> Subject: Re: GMC: Where to start or should I give it a Bath!
>
>
> > But it would still make sense to keep any commercial postings on topic.
> > That is related in some way to classic GMC's, their use or maintenance.
> > Just my two cents...
> > Dave
> > 73 Sequoia
>
> I am very happy with this list as it is now. As one who has been doing
> this for 10 years before there was a World Wide Web, I would say this is
> one of the best behaved lists I have ever seen. As Dave said, if we were
> seeing ads for residential long distance calling plans that would be one
> thing, but we are not. It is truly one of the most valuable lists
> around, IMHO, and I do want to be notified how, when, and if I can
> contribute financially to help defray some of the out of pocket cost that
> I know must be occurring. Thanks to all that help make this list great.
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> John Dolan
> Glacier
>
>
 
> But it would still make sense to keep any commercial postings on topic.
> That is related in some way to classic GMC's, their use or maintenance.
> Just my two cents...
> Dave
> 73 Sequoia

I am very happy with this list as it is now. As one who has been doing
this for 10 years before there was a World Wide Web, I would say this is
one of the best behaved lists I have ever seen. As Dave said, if we were
seeing ads for residential long distance calling plans that would be one
thing, but we are not. It is truly one of the most valuable lists
around, IMHO, and I do want to be notified how, when, and if I can
contribute financially to help defray some of the out of pocket cost that
I know must be occurring. Thanks to all that help make this list great.

- --
Regards,

John Dolan
Glacier
 
Hi John,
So far I only have a few hundred in mine...but all that will
change this spring after it warmsup.
See Ya,
Rob Teed 74 Painted Desert

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-gmcmotorhome
> [mailto:owner-gmcmotorhome]On Behalf Of John Dolan
> Sent: Saturday, March 20, 1999 1:51 AM
> To: gmcmotorhome
> Subject: Re: GMC: Where to start or should I give it a Bath!
>
>
> Rob is the winner, because he was the first to take me up on my offer to
> help defray expenses. The rest of you guys and gals laughing about this,
> are now too late to enter as the offer is now closed.
>
> I don't know if you Rob or anyone else reading this list finds it amazing
> how much much money one can spend on these classic GMCs without even
> trying, but I find it mind boggling.
>
>
> > It is truly one of the most valuable lists
> > around, IMHO, and I do want to be notified how, when, and if I can
> > contribute financially to help defray some of the out of pocket cost
> > that I know must be occurring. Thanks to all that help make this list
> > great.
>
>
> --
> Regards,
> John 74 Glacier
>
>
 
Rob is the winner, because he was the first to take me up on my offer to
help defray expenses. The rest of you guys and gals laughing about this,
are now too late to enter as the offer is now closed.

I don't know if you Rob or anyone else reading this list finds it amazing
how much much money one can spend on these classic GMCs without even
trying, but I find it mind boggling.

> It is truly one of the most valuable lists
> around, IMHO, and I do want to be notified how, when, and if I can
> contribute financially to help defray some of the out of pocket cost
> that I know must be occurring. Thanks to all that help make this list
> great.

- --
Regards,
John 74 Glacier
 
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