re: static

["Psychos 'R Us" <honge@creighton.edu>]

> I get static shocks in the winter and have had them with both the 4000 and the
> 5000. Also, if I don't touch the car after getting out, I get the shock when I
> put the key to the house door. So, I'm inclined to think that it's static.
> Also, letting the key absorb the shock removes makes it more or less painless.

I have found those Scotch static stopper spray for clothes equally useful on 
cloth-eqiuipped autos. Careful about the smell of the spray, though. Some 
smells really horrible (like a rat that's is wet AND dead for several 
days) -- and you don't want that smell to get stuck in your car!

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