Phil G.

If my patients suspected I was this nuts, they'd leave for another practice. But being OCD at least got me thru medical school. Also got me a 99.96 score with my '65 e-type in the Jaguar Biennial meet back in '93. Now you know why the damn chips in the P-car make me crazy. BTW, the Jag is now owned by my brother, and it's a perfect 100 point car. I couldn't stand it just being a trailer queen - I needed something I could at least drive - even if just on sunny days.

Wellardmac

OCDs of the world unite! You and me both... damned annoying and not even remotely funny.

How many times DO I have to check that the car is locked and that I closed the garage door?!?!?

Nutbeem

Yes, please, unite - then at least we can all know where you are, and avoid if at all possible!!!

Wellardmac

Now now now, that wasn't very nice.

amondc

Another trick for chips is to take a paper match stick and try and tear at a 45 degree agnle. Just dip the tip in the paint and let the paint run into the chip. Don't try and fill it all at once just do a little bit at a time. If you get it to where the chip is higher then the rest of the paint you can go over it with some 2000 grit sand paper wet and then a good buffer. Should be able to barely notice when done.

Chris