What, you buying it mate. Why are you buying it? Both your cars are protected. You don't need it. You are wasting your money. You need to start saving some money
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Haha, no mate, been using to polish and ceramic coat door shuts on JCW, Q5 next, then will be doing exhaust tips and who knows next.Plus £60 with pads etc a bargain. I have always said I will end up doing this myself but had the new Q5 and JCW started off by a pro
Mate, awesome job, that is some serious Popping colour there
Haha, will doLol. Let us know once you've done the Q5 and all the other bits and ready to sell it
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Car number 2 done and man I need a massage, and couple of ibuprofens and maybe a paracetamol.
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Chuck yer day job and start yer own detailing company...that's what you should do mate at least you'll get paid for it lol honestly fantastic work.....that's why l shun the the Term "Professional Detailer" it's not a Profession at all....its Glamourised car valeting
Cheers mate. I did only 1-step on the A3 and that was it however, I did clean the interior with combination of Dodo Juice Leather and Vinyl cleaner, AG Interior Shampoo and BH Surfex HD. Didn't bother topping it with up with sealents of any sorts. Believe 6 hours is more than enough time to spend on a £2.5-£2.8k car ...
Going to be treated to a nice BarBQ now. I deserve some nice lamb chops after 2-days of hard work (apologies to the vegetarians out there)
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Well ye deserve it pal.....and by the way yer lucky as it aint barby weather up here
Your...Next mission.... Ethan Hunt Tashfeen...... if you chose to accept it....is to detail a car and apply a ceramic coating.....This post will self destruct in.....5 sec's
Car number 2 done and man I need a massage, and couple of ibuprofens and maybe a paracetamol.
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You can clearly see the rewards of your hard work.......top workCar number 2 done and man I need a massage, and couple of ibuprofens and maybe a paracetamol.
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Well ye deserve it pal.....and by the way yer lucky as it aint barby weather up here
Your...Next mission.... Ethan Hunt Tashfeen...... if you chose to accept it....is to detail a car and apply a ceramic coating.....This post will self destruct in.....5 sec's
Top job mate, you do really do things properly, one lucky mate you have
Nice one. I have the raceglaze, and funny enough tested my DI water yesterday. And after 15+ final rinses, still reading 0.00 ppm (My tap water is 233)Had a play with my new DI Vessel. £89.99 for a 11 litre one from Vyair, filled with MB-115. Impressed so far:
Before - I'm hacked of actually as United Utilities website says 6.86 Clarkes (about 100ppm) and I'm reading 244.
After - thats better.
Bought this bucket from ASDA yesterday. Sturdy, 14 litres for 95p - bargain.
Mate, you need to strip all the stuff off as you say, polish with your flash DA from @jassyo06 and then CC. Trust me, makes life soooo easy.. Not CC-ing but I am thinking about stripping everything off A3 with BH Cleaner fluid and then going over with S40 and then TAC System Moonlight. Jon (Forensic Detailing) had a really good video on it so, I thought I might try it. Or it might be CC. Can't decide now. Whatever it is, it will have to be next weekend as Mrs is away for three weeks
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Yip l agree he's got too much product on the car that much he doesn't need to apply anymore for the rest of its life span lol after l had washed my car yesterday there where just 2 panel showing any sort of beading, all the rest had nothing on them. . The hot sunny weather in the last 6 weeks has obliterated it, so l gave it a quick coating of R222 and some Gyeon Cure but only from the door handles upwards as l was ******, 8 hours just cleaning 2 cars, l scrubbed my tyres, took me about 10 minutes per tyre must admit they looked ****** awesome after l had dressed them, took this photo after l had driven 23 miles to work in light rain still look good l thinkMate, you need to strip all the stuff off as you say, polish with your flash DA from @jassyo06 and then CC. Trust me, makes life soooo easy.
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****** hell, that is impressive. I scrubbed my Q5 tyres yesterday, and then put on Megs, but should I then buff it off? As get nowhere near the shineYip l agree he's got too much product on the car that much he doesn't need to apply anymore for the rest of its life span lol after l had washed my car yesterday there where just 2 panel showing any sort of beading, all the rest had nothing on them. . The hot sunny weather in the last 6 weeks has obliterated it, so l gave it a quick coating of R222 and some Gyeon Cure but only from the door handles upwards as l was ******, 8 hours just cleaning 2 cars, l scrubbed my tyres, took me about 10 minutes per tyre must admit they looked ****** awesome after l had dressed them, took this photo after l had driven 23 miles to work in light rain still look good l think View attachment 162189
Yer no scrubbing hard enough lol tyres need to be Spotless for it to bond to the sidewalls mate here's a photo just after application****** hell, that is impressive. I scrubbed my Q5 tyres yesterday, and then put on Megs, but should I then buff it off? As get nowhere near the shine
Yer no scrubbing hard enough lol tyres need to be Spotless for it to bond to the sidewalls mate here's a photo just after application View attachment 162192
I did think you were going to say that, and probably fair comment, if you spent 10 mins per wheel on ur rubber bands. My bus has massive ****** sidewalls! Think I need to use some more aggressive cleaner like BH surfex or similiar, and even more aggressive scrubbing
Yeah for some strange reason the grey incredimitt is denser and dare l say softer, there incredipad is coarser most likely a 80/20 mix ie cheaper and not a patch on the mitts qualityOnly a small outing this time round.
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Must say the Grey mitt feels much nicer than the blue I already have. The Gyeon Tyre is really good (thanks jassyo06) and I'm really impressed with the Dr Leather.
That's the one Forensic Detailing recommended it to me I've used most of their decon products mate and there top notch to be honest, l can't fault any of the products they produce and there great value
Remember photos lol
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Remember photos lol