u/Splext

The owner before me (or someone he hired) has destroyed my paintwork with buffer trails.

Im a beginner and have tried to remove them with a DA and mcguires ultimate compound but it hasn't done much.

Do I need a specific product or technique to fix it? Or do I just need to pussyfoot around less and give it some more welly?

Thanks in advance

For anyone who needs to know (and by the looks of my m25 drive today, alot of people)...

You do NOT need to use your hazards while filtering.

You are not a hazard if you are riding correctly, and even if you were... who are you hazarding for? People who can see you, have already seen you. And people who arent looking out of you, arent going to suddenly see your hazards before you pass them.

Thanks for listening

Just a Shout out to all the drivers who are actually considerate and aware there are other drivers on the road.

Especially those drivers who look ahead and adjust their speed and trajectory in anticipation of other road users.

To all others... remember you arent the only person on the road and just because you are technically driving to the highway code, doesn't mean you are a good driver.

I hope this is the right sub for this... im actually not a writer but I came up with an idea that I really want to see come to life.

So I explained the whole idea to gemini and got it to write me a short synopsis. (All my ideas just written better than I ever could explain it)

We have gone into alot more depth about the world, the key events and plot, to share with someone who is interested in the concept. But im also aware that no one wants IA drivel all over their sub. So you can request that later if you desire.

In the first instance... id love opinions and ideas around this concept:

In a world defined by the power to command emotions based on perceived benevolence, an ambitious antagonist navigates this volatile system, using manufactured kindness to manipulate others and build a network of dominance. However, when he encounters someone who is completely immune, he is forced to confront a reality where his manipulation fails, setting the stage for the deeper psychological shift that shapes the emotional crux of the tale.

Am i right in saying you only have the option to climate the car to 22°C? Or whatever the °F version is, when using remote climate control via the app.

When it's cold that's ideal. But when its warm thats a bit toasty. I cant see a way to change it. If not, where do I request the feature in another version?

Its my mates birthday in a couple of days and I want to get him some stuff hes gonna use.

He loves a bit of DIY and has alot of stuff already.

I want your ideas for cheap but handy tools and bits that he might not have.

So far im getting him

• a Marksman pen ( chalk pen thats spray chalk in small deep holes so you can mark drill holes)
• a phillips&flathead double ended keyring

What else you got for me?