Quite a Handy tool !!
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you'll have to post pictures of it in use so we can vote out of 10 how cool it looks.
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christ send in the straight jacket. some one the other day said his neighbours thought he was mad for using two buckets don't know what they will think when you dry your car with a leaf blower.
you'll have to post pictures of it in use so we can vote out of 10 how cool it looks.
you'll have to post pictures of it in use so we can vote out of 10 how cool it looks.
bloody newbies
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Hear Hear brother, I didn't spend over £70k on 2 new cars (STi & Boxster) for them to look like ****. Anything that prevents damage to the paintwork is worthy in my book, screw what the neighbours think
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Lol, to hell with what the neighbours think! If only me neighbours knew what I think of them when I see them out scrubbing away at their paint with brushes and the like... and they still do this after seeing how I wash my car? There's no changing some people's ways...
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My local B&Q has several models for around the £40-£50 mark? You don't need a daft power one - a few local have bought 2500W Flymo jobbies and already regretted it (way too heavy to hold up for long when doing the upper half).
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