Fusion grout at Home Depot is the best by far.

If you don’t want to get carried away with sanding the clear coat off, grab a can of XIM Fusion Bonder Primer (expensive but good $50 + per Gal). 

Are you using fusion or tempo?

With that being said, I do drive my Porsche Boxster most of the time, but I also have access to my wife's Ford Fusion when needed.

Then you can take those results and plot them on a map using Google Drive Fusion Tables, for example, to see how their location fits with your requirements for proximity to towns and city limits - which translates into demand for rental.If your county isn't easy to get this data then you can usually submit a data request to them like this and get the results from them.  

Outside of real estate and software, I enjoy reading nonfiction, sampling new cuisines and learning how different businesses work.My goal is to invest long distance in multifamily properties where the 2% rule still applies given how expensive the Bay Area can be.

A very small place with a Jamaican/Tiki style and very laid back feel to it, maybe 10 tables and another 10 spots at the bar, with fusion cuisine of the world coming out of the kitchen made by my own hands.

Then go offline, but look into endorsement/fusion marketing as opposed to the traditional "stuff" out there. 

Now to the meat of things.I currently drive a 2015 ford fusion titanium *hybrid* which is very economical from the minor maintenance and fuel perspective.

@Michael ConwayI've been using agentpro247 to generate a list of all the properties I'm interested in, then mapping the list in using the google fusion tables georeferencing feature.