My Wagon lookin' shiny for The Big One
07 April 2002, 09:01 AM
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I used turtlewax car wash to wash it, Wax Wizard cleanse #1 to prepare it, then Wax Wizard "Subaru Wax" to wax it. Extremely hard work and looks nowhere near as good as when the Wax Wizard himself polishes cars - I must be doing something wrong! Oh, and I used Wonder Wheels to finally get the baked-on Mintex dust of the front wheels (took 4 goes and ended up using a rag and my finger) then turltewax brake dust barrier and finally Wax Wizard "Tyre" to make the tyres look all lovely.
Woke up this morning and it is under a layer of ice :-(
I used turtlewax car wash to wash it, Wax Wizard cleanse #1 to prepare it, then Wax Wizard "Subaru Wax" to wax it. Extremely hard work and looks nowhere near as good as when the Wax Wizard himself polishes cars - I must be doing something wrong! Oh, and I used Wonder Wheels to finally get the baked-on Mintex dust of the front wheels (took 4 goes and ended up using a rag and my finger) then turltewax brake dust barrier and finally Wax Wizard "Tyre" to make the tyres look all lovely.
Woke up this morning and it is under a layer of ice :-(
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04 June 2002, 08:27 PM
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Took about 6 hours all-in!!! And yes I did wash the wife's Fiesta...
Please don't rain. Please don't rain. Please don't rain.
If anyone's interested:
* DBM MY00 Wagon
* 17" Oz Superleggeras in anthracite with Toyo Proxes
* 335mm Godspeed front disks
* Clear side repeaters
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[Edited by robman - 4/6/2002 8:30:26 PM]
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