Do you still wash your car in the winter?
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Do you still wash your car in the winter?
My car looks like its been attacked by a case of Super-aids but personally i think its too cold to wash it and i'm too skint to get someone else to wash it what the **** is a man to do in a situation like this?
Personally i've drank enough tonight that i'm tempted to do it myself right now but i am concerned that i may create swirls in my paintwork due to the poor lighting conditions and being rubbered
yours truely
James Esq.
Personally i've drank enough tonight that i'm tempted to do it myself right now but i am concerned that i may create swirls in my paintwork due to the poor lighting conditions and being rubbered
yours truely
James Esq.
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leave it mate !!!
it will be rank in about 200 yrds of using it again !!!
just do what i do and follow a lorry close behind in the rain, that tends to clean the front a bit !!
it will be rank in about 200 yrds of using it again !!!
just do what i do and follow a lorry close behind in the rain, that tends to clean the front a bit !!
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Winter time is probably the most important time out of the whole year to give it a regular clean, all that salt dosent do it favours and dosent take to long to start corroding things either
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Aye, my old mercs don't get used and stay in the garage and generally unused this time of year. Just the odd run to keep em going when it's dry and nice.
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give it a jetwash down the local cleanpark £3 or so should rid most salt deposits.
rally slag scoobs look good filthy, so thats my excuse !!
rally slag scoobs look good filthy, so thats my excuse !!
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Jamz, its all good bruv
just waiting for photobucket to kick in and i'll show you a work in progress on dirt !!
just waiting for photobucket to kick in and i'll show you a work in progress on dirt !!
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Go on big lawd! I may do the same tomorrow after doing the Islandmagee 500 rally track!
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I must confess to quite liking the way the Golf looks at the minute
I left it sat on our snow covered works car park in the sun yesterday, in amongst all the shiny rep-mobiles, just totally absorbing any light that came near it, giving absloutley no clue as to what colour it might have been when it left the factory
I left it sat on our snow covered works car park in the sun yesterday, in amongst all the shiny rep-mobiles, just totally absorbing any light that came near it, giving absloutley no clue as to what colour it might have been when it left the factory
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in winter i dont wash the car myself
have a mobile valeter who comes to my house to wash it.
£15 (regular customer price, normally £5 a wheel and no free wash) for a wash and wax along with all 4 alloys cleaned! absolutely spotless, front and back, better his hands breaking when they hit the caliper by accident than mine lol although he usually takes the wheel off if he's not happy with the work
does extras like polishing etc at an additional cost too
both parties hapy, he's coming today at 11am :P
have a mobile valeter who comes to my house to wash it.
£15 (regular customer price, normally £5 a wheel and no free wash) for a wash and wax along with all 4 alloys cleaned! absolutely spotless, front and back, better his hands breaking when they hit the caliper by accident than mine lol although he usually takes the wheel off if he's not happy with the work
does extras like polishing etc at an additional cost too
both parties hapy, he's coming today at 11am :P
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Who cares, its the middle of winter and perhaps a covering of grime, salt and snow will cover up the fact its an Alfa and people might think its something half decent under there !
PS, only joking,
Regards, the 39 year old virgin from the internet.
PS, only joking,
Regards, the 39 year old virgin from the internet.
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