Wax Wizard
05 December 2002, 08:23 AM
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nellie, in case you hadn't noticed, about 15 threads below this one, there's one with "Wax Wizard" in the title.
Call me crazy, but that might just have the information you're looking for...
If you need more than that, doing a search under, you guessed it, "Wax Wizard", will give you more threads to explore than you could possibly want.
Hope this helps mate.
Call me crazy, but that might just have the information you're looking for...
If you need more than that, doing a search under, you guessed it, "Wax Wizard", will give you more threads to explore than you could possibly want.
Hope this helps mate.
05 December 2002, 08:31 AM
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07 December 2002, 08:40 PM
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Guys..all emails have been answered...I think. It's just that I am away so much during the weekend and away every weekend.
Yep...re the blades...I paid for them in advance and the company (in Singapore) have gone bust and its doubtful if I'll every get anything back be it blades or dosh. Sorry.
Yep...re the blades...I paid for them in advance and the company (in Singapore) have gone bust and its doubtful if I'll every get anything back be it blades or dosh. Sorry.
07 December 2002, 09:22 PM
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just to help you along to 1000...?
I've a full Teflon Shield kit , best F...ing "Mod" I ever bought for the car, biggest laugh is the dead flies dissapering off the bodywork in sumer closely followed by the wonder of the Pneu tyre dressing making the tyres shiny !!
I just wondered what to do when things run out? are you cheaper than Scoobyworld? or is this a loaded question
Cheers
Midlife...
PS sorry to mention the blades but do you know of a good substitute?
PPS in my kit has "quick cleanse" whats it for??
just to help you along to 1000...?
I've a full Teflon Shield kit , best F...ing "Mod" I ever bought for the car, biggest laugh is the dead flies dissapering off the bodywork in sumer closely followed by the wonder of the Pneu tyre dressing making the tyres shiny !!
I just wondered what to do when things run out? are you cheaper than Scoobyworld? or is this a loaded question
Cheers
Midlife...
PS sorry to mention the blades but do you know of a good substitute?
PPS in my kit has "quick cleanse" whats it for??
09 December 2002, 11:50 AM
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Midlife
Glad to hear that you enjoy the wax etc. Quick Finish....you'll find details of what this is for on the last page of the Owners Manual.
If you run out and need top ups...just email me or bell me on 07966 713177.
yep nearly there to 1000.
Glad to hear that you enjoy the wax etc. Quick Finish....you'll find details of what this is for on the last page of the Owners Manual.
If you run out and need top ups...just email me or bell me on 07966 713177.
yep nearly there to 1000.
09 December 2002, 10:08 PM
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Thanks for the advice,
I'm almost out of cleanse and will order some more soon, it just gets rid of crud on paint like fingerprints covered in ice cream, sun-cream (a real killer for paint)etc I also have a dark blue metallic Picasso which takes the brunt of these things...briliant.
On a REAL serious note, I always get rid of excess water with an old, worn and flexible blade (it's 13 years old) before leathering. Is using a water blade OK or do they damage the paint??
Thanks again for the help
Midlife.....
Thanks for the advice,
I'm almost out of cleanse and will order some more soon, it just gets rid of crud on paint like fingerprints covered in ice cream, sun-cream (a real killer for paint)etc I also have a dark blue metallic Picasso which takes the brunt of these things...briliant.
On a REAL serious note, I always get rid of excess water with an old, worn and flexible blade (it's 13 years old) before leathering. Is using a water blade OK or do they damage the paint??
Thanks again for the help
Midlife.....
11 December 2002, 04:42 PM
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Mark,
Glad to see you are still around.
I sent you 2 emails asking questions about how often to wax etc...
I'll send it again, but if it's easier I'll post it here.
Let me know either way...
Glad to see you are still around.
I sent you 2 emails asking questions about how often to wax etc...
I'll send it again, but if it's easier I'll post it here.
Let me know either way...
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