My new wheels :D :D
13 August 2003, 08:11 AM
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Very very nice mate. Love red mica's just dont seem to see many about. New wheels look great also. Nice one 
13 August 2003, 08:12 AM
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Very very nice mate. Love red mica's just dont seem to see many about. New wheels look great also. Nice one
13 August 2003, 08:14 AM
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Very very nice mate. Love red mica's just dont seem to see many about. New wheels look great also. Nice one
13 August 2003, 08:40 AM
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Very very nice mate. Love red mica's just dont seem to see many about. New wheels look great also. Nice one
LOL.
I agree though. Get those side-skirts colour coded in "Burgandy" (as you call it... It's actually spelt "Burgundy", methinks - Although I know it's Mica Red
).
What next then, Andy?!?!?!?
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I agree though. Get those side-skirts colour coded in "Burgandy" (as you call it... It's actually spelt "Burgundy", methinks - Although I know it's Mica Red
).What next then, Andy?!?!?!?
13 August 2003, 09:22 AM
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Colour coding will follow next i reckon. I also need smoked indicators front and side. Then maybe a spot of modest tints.
Then i want a P1 splitter and ideally P1 driving lights cos they make the front end look wicked!
Andy
Then i want a P1 splitter and ideally P1 driving lights cos they make the front end look wicked!
Andy
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13 August 2003, 12:41 PM
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A bit dirty ? that's blindingly clean and the wheel go so well with that colour.
What polish/wax have you used? I've just bough one of the Swissol Samuir kits, and even though I've only tried it on the front right wing ... I don't think it's that shiny
Maybe I should leave the wax for a bit longer next time, or not do the waxing 35c heat
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A bit dirty ? that's blindingly clean and the wheel go so well with that colour.
What polish/wax have you used? I've just bough one of the Swissol Samuir kits, and even though I've only tried it on the front right wing ... I don't think it's that shiny
Maybe I should leave the wax for a bit longer next time, or not do the waxing 35c heat
J.
13 August 2003, 12:42 PM
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SiDHEaD
A bit dirty ? that's blindingly clean and the wheels go so well with that colour.
What polish/wax have you used? I've just bought one of the Swissol Samuri kits, and even though I've only tried it on the front right wing ... I don't think it's that shiny
Maybe I should leave the wax for a bit longer next time, or not do the waxing 35c heat
J.
[Edited by fdpxfunix - 8/13/2003 12:43:19 PM]
[Edited by fdpxfunix - 8/13/2003 12:45:19 PM]
A bit dirty ? that's blindingly clean and the wheels go so well with that colour.
What polish/wax have you used? I've just bought one of the Swissol Samuri kits, and even though I've only tried it on the front right wing ... I don't think it's that shiny
Maybe I should leave the wax for a bit longer next time, or not do the waxing 35c heat
J.
[Edited by fdpxfunix - 8/13/2003 12:43:19 PM]
[Edited by fdpxfunix - 8/13/2003 12:45:19 PM]
13 August 2003, 01:32 PM
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The car does appear clean in those shots i suppose - but its covered in that sandy crap from rain.
The wax i use is just autoglym stuff, using an electric buffer - once every other month or something.
Then everytime i wash the car (usually weekly) once i am finished i take it to the local (Tesco) jetwash and use their spray hot wax and then the spot-free finish.
Andy
The wax i use is just autoglym stuff, using an electric buffer - once every other month or something.
Then everytime i wash the car (usually weekly) once i am finished i take it to the local (Tesco) jetwash and use their spray hot wax and then the spot-free finish.
Andy
14 August 2003, 10:31 AM
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Don't i know it!! I had to travel to Nottingham to buy it - the only other ones for sale at the time i managed to look at were in Derby and London!!!
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