u/Euphoric_Leather_118

▲ 51 r/FAMnNFP

Got asked “how are you not pregnant?” after telling office 6 times I do NFP

Needless to say, I called the doctor’s office and requested they write a note in my chart to this effect, so that they stop asking me about birth control every. single. visit. I don’t know why they wouldn’t have done so before now, given how many times I told them I do NFP and that I’m not interested in bc. Wish me luck that it works—because I’m so sick of getting asked this!

Just posting to vent. I imagine this has happened to many of us.

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u/Euphoric_Leather_118 — 7 days ago

Can I use Gyeon Mohs EVO or CanCoat EVO in a humid area as a beginner? Which would be best?

I recently bought a new car, and although it’s not a fancy car or anything, it is the nicest (ie, newest) car I have ever owned. I never kept up with wax/paint care on my last car as it was a beater, but now I am considering a coating to protect the paint from salt wear in winter as well as for beading when it rains and such. I’d rather not have to apply wax or a spray coating every couple of months, so it seems some sort of ceramic coating may be the way to go.

I don’t have a machine polisher, and so am hoping to skip that step since I will have driven it for only 2 weeks by the time I can coat it. I don’t have a whole lot of money on hand and so was looking into DIY coatings. I’ve heard great things about Gyeon Mohs EVO and CanCoat EVO, but it’s also pretty humid where I live (80-98% humidity over the next few weeks), so I’m nervous about whether I can still use those products or not as if heard they are ideal for more like 60% humidity. It also seems that Cancoat maybe better for beginners, but I’ve also seen lots of posts saying Mohs is just as easy to apply and lasts longer. A quick look seems to indicate that prep for a new car would be similar for both coatings so my main concern is the humidity and risk of messing up as a beginner. Also time is somewhat of a concern as the most I could probably spare for this would be a weekend (12-ish hours across both days). Also, please correct me if I am wrong about the prep being similar!

Any advice would be appreciated! Also any tips on where it is best to purchase Gyeon products. So far I can only seem to find them online and was hoping to buy in person to cut down on risks of delays (and more risk to doing a coating without polishing), but if that is the only place to find them that is fine!

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u/Euphoric_Leather_118 — 2 months ago