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have you got any more details /info on the method you used? i.e. what grade of paper (wet and dry) what lubricant (soapy water) what polises in what order Thanks advance

I also love Rainex straight on the outside- LOVE the way water runs upbank on the screen and you don't need wipers when moving at minimal speed , but only reluctantly use the wipers as they soon make a mess of it, - you can guarantee wifey will use wipers even when screen dry is a drawback!

I used this one from Halfrauds always thought it was microfiber I know it says OXO on busses but ???? who says you cant teach an old dog new tricks??

MR JAZZEY @jassyo06 recommended I try a 50/50 mixture of Isopropyl alcohol and water in a spray bottle to clean the inside of my windows, I bought the alcohol off ebay and it works wonders ( £5.00), gets the window squeaky clean., and easy to use. I agree though use a clean lint...

Spent a few days in South Wales last week, I took this one at the top of the A4069 (Top Gear road) the weather spoilt the drive a bit, I made a circular route and did the A4560 as well which was almost as good as the top gear road but shorter, thought you might like to see some beading in the...

I have this one and I like it it smells of a mixture of woody and spicey!

If you are getting the amount of rain we are getting 'down south' (Staffordshire) it will be washed off for you automatically. :grimacing: I have a telegraph line which crosses over where I park and you wouldn't believe how often they use my car as a sand tray!!!

Just got back from visiting a mate who has the same problem, he has starlings nesting in his eves, my reaction would be expanding foam!!!!!!!!

Great work on the tyres!!!!! couldn't get image of the tool for the job. My contact played the ' industrial espionage ' card. !!!!!!!

There is a specific tool for removing the 'vent teats' and this is both easy and effective, I will try to get some info, watch this space.

Checked and current technical term is vent 'teats', personally I like them, nothing like a new set of rubber!!!

my bad - memory not what it used to be!

Does this count as a beading shot? My shed treated to a coat of creosote & old engine oil mixed

The 'nibs' or 'spikes' serve 2 purposes during manufacture, firstly the holes the are formed in allow any air present in the mould to escape and secondly they give an indication of how full the mould was on curing, they all have to be at least 3mm long to prove that the mould was full. they...

What do you call them when they are like this??? Pearls???

Has anyone tried this?

Has anyone tried this ??

Well got round to fitting the new (polished) rear brake springs so here's the before and after picks. before..................................................................after ............. we'll have to see how long they stay like that, eh?

looking good welcome to the dark side.

This might be a bit out there for some, but it's the way I roll. When I did my rear brake bells recently I was disappointed that the anti squeal springs were rusty and not doing the best for the gloss black calipers, (car had been off the road for some time in lockdown disks are fine now!) so...