anyone heard from MNeame???
19 November 2007, 02:50 PM
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anyone heard from MNeame???
tried him a few times, to no avail. 
does anyone know he is OK???
does anyone know he is OK???
19 November 2007, 03:05 PM
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19 November 2007, 05:05 PM
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19 November 2007, 05:26 PM
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Spoke with Matt yesterday
Things are getting a little better for him now ( Illness in the family
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And he's work load is heaving , He will be back on in the next few days
Things are getting a little better for him now ( Illness in the family
) And he's work load is heaving , He will be back on in the next few days
20 November 2007, 10:30 AM
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29 November 2007, 04:56 PM
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hi guys,
i'm about again, at last. Family has been ill and a member may not be with us for much longer but he's hanging on in there at the moment. He is well into his 80's though, but still not a nice time.
work has been a nightmare, first it was silly busy, and still is, then i got told to cut my internet usage or i'll be out the door. doh! but my own fault really.
still, i handed my notice in today as i have a new job. at long last i'll be able to go in do my 9 - 5 and get home. again i'll have time to pay attention to the esc and the detailing side of things. plus i got a payrise out of it too.
my ra has been seriously neglected lately. i've sold the vauxhall ashtray coupe and only have the scooby now. but there are plenty of parts waiting to go on the ra. i'll have to start a frayz style tuning thread
i don't really get time to get on the net at home due to the nipper and the missus. with the little time i do get at home at the moment they come first. divorce was looking likely and no matter how much i love my cars i'm not letting them get in the way of what i love more.
right that's enough of that soppy sh*t. roll on the weekend. first relaxed whole weekend in a while i hope.
i'm about again, at last. Family has been ill and a member may not be with us for much longer but he's hanging on in there at the moment. He is well into his 80's though, but still not a nice time.
work has been a nightmare, first it was silly busy, and still is, then i got told to cut my internet usage or i'll be out the door. doh! but my own fault really.
still, i handed my notice in today as i have a new job. at long last i'll be able to go in do my 9 - 5 and get home. again i'll have time to pay attention to the esc and the detailing side of things. plus i got a payrise out of it too.
my ra has been seriously neglected lately. i've sold the vauxhall ashtray coupe and only have the scooby now. but there are plenty of parts waiting to go on the ra. i'll have to start a frayz style tuning thread
i don't really get time to get on the net at home due to the nipper and the missus. with the little time i do get at home at the moment they come first. divorce was looking likely and no matter how much i love my cars i'm not letting them get in the way of what i love more.
right that's enough of that soppy sh*t. roll on the weekend. first relaxed whole weekend in a while i hope.
29 November 2007, 05:37 PM
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Nice words Matt, and i'm sure we all share your sentiment.
[whisper mode on]
Xbox is my top priority...
[whisper mode off]
heheheh, just kidding of course.... (before Loopy really does go "Loopy!!"
Be good to see you in circulation again mate
and give Ikkle Pickle a tickle from me!!!
[whisper mode on]
Xbox is my top priority...
[whisper mode off]
heheheh, just kidding of course.... (before Loopy really does go "Loopy!!"
Be good to see you in circulation again mate
and give Ikkle Pickle a tickle from me!!!
29 November 2007, 07:13 PM
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First of all, sorry to hear all the problems you have been going through. Hope all is well now and you get your life back together again.
On a side note, there is another thread waiting for your attention
On a side note, there is another thread waiting for your attention
29 November 2007, 10:02 PM
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29 November 2007, 10:14 PM
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imo i'd stick to a pc. much safer for the home user and still very effective in the right hands. if you think you need anything more than the pc it's a case of one of or combination of the following:
wrong level of polishing pad being used,
wrong level polish being used,
wrong method,
and the most important one, not knowing how to do it lol
depending on how bad the paint is it may be a case of respray anyway.
all stronger machines will really do is speed up the process but this can be very dangerous. you can burn straight through your paint at worst. another less serious effect, but that still look awful, is hologramming. you normally get this from rotary machines but you may find you get it with a 240v dual action machine too.
wrong level of polishing pad being used,
wrong level polish being used,
wrong method,
and the most important one, not knowing how to do it lol
depending on how bad the paint is it may be a case of respray anyway.
all stronger machines will really do is speed up the process but this can be very dangerous. you can burn straight through your paint at worst. another less serious effect, but that still look awful, is hologramming. you normally get this from rotary machines but you may find you get it with a 240v dual action machine too.
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29 November 2007, 10:18 PM
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out and about on saturday so i can drop off to you tomorrow night or i can come round and help on sunday or just drop off on sat night?
little feature for true grip on how to use one, pros, cons, what to use etc? (that we still need to talk about lol)
so i can drop off to you tomorrow night or i can come round and help on sunday or just drop off on sat night? little feature for true grip on how to use one, pros, cons, what to use etc? (that we still need to talk about lol)
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