Good Friday Spring Clean
14 April 2006, 10:03 PM
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Good Friday Spring Clean
Hi All,
I know i've posted pics of my car before but i wanted to share my good friday spring clean.
Now the spring is here it's time to spend some money i think, i've got lots of plans but it depends on the bank manager of course :-)
Hope to post some new pics within the next month or so with a full Hayward & Scott system installed with the Jap Style rear box. You'll notice i've not posted pics with the current setup, a bit embarrassing.
Regards
I know i've posted pics of my car before but i wanted to share my good friday spring clean.
Now the spring is here it's time to spend some money i think, i've got lots of plans but it depends on the bank manager of course :-)
Hope to post some new pics within the next month or so with a full Hayward & Scott system installed with the Jap Style rear box. You'll notice i've not posted pics with the current setup, a bit embarrassing.
Regards
14 April 2006, 10:16 PM
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I like it.. you got a nice shine there. Posted pics of MY98 but doesnt shine like that , then again i am not the best with a camera. What polish do you use??
14 April 2006, 10:57 PM
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Originally Posted by GSUS
Hi All,
I know i've posted pics of my car before but i wanted to share my good friday spring clean.
Now the spring is here it's time to spend some money i think, i've got lots of plans but it depends on the bank manager of course :-)
Hope to post some new pics within the next month or so with a full Hayward & Scott system installed with the Jap Style rear box. You'll notice i've not posted pics with the current setup, a bit embarrassing.
Regards
I know i've posted pics of my car before but i wanted to share my good friday spring clean.
Now the spring is here it's time to spend some money i think, i've got lots of plans but it depends on the bank manager of course :-)
Hope to post some new pics within the next month or so with a full Hayward & Scott system installed with the Jap Style rear box. You'll notice i've not posted pics with the current setup, a bit embarrassing.
Regards
Very very very nice! Fancy polishing mine!
15 April 2006, 07:18 AM
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Wax
Hi guys, thanks.
I use the Meguiar's range of products, first i gave the car the once over with the Meguiar's NXT Car Wash. I love this stuff, it drys without leaving water marks so it's real easy to run the leather over and get a nice clear dry finish.
Once that's done i use the Meguiar's NXT Tech Wax, when you buy this stuff you get a little application sponge which is cool, it helps get an even coverage. And that's about it, get a dry clean polishing clothe and then buff the wax off. Not saying it's the easiest job in the world but i've used other products like AutoGlym and i feel you need to put more effort into their products, the Meguiar's stuff just buffs off and leaves a lovely shine.
Have to admit it didn't turn out too bad, considering it was the first application of wax my car has seen in about 6 months.
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I use the Meguiar's range of products, first i gave the car the once over with the Meguiar's NXT Car Wash. I love this stuff, it drys without leaving water marks so it's real easy to run the leather over and get a nice clear dry finish.
Once that's done i use the Meguiar's NXT Tech Wax, when you buy this stuff you get a little application sponge which is cool, it helps get an even coverage. And that's about it, get a dry clean polishing clothe and then buff the wax off. Not saying it's the easiest job in the world but i've used other products like AutoGlym and i feel you need to put more effort into their products, the Meguiar's stuff just buffs off and leaves a lovely shine.
Have to admit it didn't turn out too bad, considering it was the first application of wax my car has seen in about 6 months.
Regards
15 April 2006, 08:57 AM
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run the leather over
dont admit to doing this. Frayz will be
apparantly, waffle weave towels are the way to go now....
(i still use a leather though!!!
)Scooby looks great and enjoy it.
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