MX
Member Since: 04 Mar 2006
Location: Capital of Culture
Posts: 439
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Cleaning and polishing ........ |
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Had a quick scout around before posting this so hope it hasnt been covered somewhere else
In the last few months I have accumulated a fair amount of mud at various inaccessible parts of the bodywork. Having jetwashed the safe places and scrubbed the bits I can reach there seems tobe a fair amount of dirt sitting around just out of reach.
How thorough do you have to be with these modern vehicles when trying to remove dirt to stop corrosion? I hope that there is no need to get the paintbrush out and manually go scrubbing every seam and join!!!!!!
Thanks in advance for advice D3 05 SE (old one)
RRS 08 SE (new one)
formerly mxgeldar7
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13th Apr 2007 12:29 pm |
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SanFranDisco3
Member Since: 13 Apr 2007
Location: San Francisco
Posts: 2
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I swear I found a rust spot on the roof of my 2006 lr3
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13th Apr 2007 8:50 pm |
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MX
Member Since: 04 Mar 2006
Location: Capital of Culture
Posts: 439
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I just went back in time and realised that I want to drive a Disco3 round San Francisco ...... some of those hills will be a giggle with HDC switched on!
Suddenly wanting to drive down embarcadero to Pier 19 and off over Golden Gate .......
All of a sudden I dont really care about cleaning the car again ...... but how the hell do you get a rust spot in SFO ? It never rains!!!!!!! D3 05 SE (old one)
RRS 08 SE (new one)
formerly mxgeldar7
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16th Apr 2007 9:36 am |
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Points Mean Prizes
Member Since: 06 Feb 2007
Location: Doncaster
Posts: 42
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I work at McCormick Tractors in Doncaster and we have a paint plant manufactured by Haden. Land Rover also have a paint plant manufactured by Haden and it is without doubt the best paint plant in the industry. The pre-treatment and painting that is carried out there is flawless. if you did find rust on your 06 then i would suggest that there has been either a flaw in the substrate (unlikely) or that there has been damage to the paint (most likely).
Really it is an amazing plant, ours is good but theirs is the dogs.
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16th Apr 2007 10:26 am |
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