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Rob Bruce wrote:
Into our 7 th year of drought and you are woried about a dirty bucket, what about the only water left to wash our cars........ dirty gray water
Rob
Think laterally - use beer - I mean drink it and stop worrying about a dirty car D3 HSE V8...
16th Oct 2007 10:48 am
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16th Oct 2007 10:51 am
jkp
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Rob Bruce wrote:
"Myan Gold" This colour does not ever realy require cleaning other than a hose when it gets realy covered in mud.
I thought the reason that no-one cleaned Mayo-naisse Gold was to hide the colour of the car
No flack form me mate...each to their own, as you have proven with your colour choice
16th Oct 2007 5:02 pm
wiggs
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Update - jetseal 109
Well its been a week since i put some jetseal 109 on my car ,and all i can say is "WOW"
I only got one coat on the car , 3 on the bonnet and 2 on the alloy wheels before i lost daylight .
It wasent much more shiney than normal (as mine is normally quite shiney anyway) but after a week the car is still gleaming
I had a bit of mud on the side and could not belive how easy it came off with the hose pipe
And the best bit is the alloys ...mine are always dirty ...but they are still like i have just washed them ...great
I have a garage full of waxes , sealants and polishes ...and after spending a small fortune ,i know what i will be using from now on ...
Go on get some ..you know you wanna
Thanks JKP (and anyone else who suggested it) for the tip
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G4 Gone ...but not forgotten
24th Oct 2007 6:50 pm
jkp
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Looks good wiggs
Mine is getting some quality time on it for winter prep tomorrow. Clayed, Machine polished and a few coats of protectant. if postie eventually brings my new waxes, then it's playtime
24th Oct 2007 7:30 pm
wiggs
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Im gonna put another couple of coats of 109 on it when i get time ..dunno about a wax , im quite happy with it as it is ...
Plus i cant justify some more wax ...i will have to use up some old stock first.G4 Gone ...but not forgotten
24th Oct 2007 7:39 pm
PaulP
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Wiggs.....it looks fantastic......nice work....
I have a quick question for you guys......I have a friend working on getting some JETSeal to me, but in the meantime I'll keep using my Poorboys EX Sealant, which seems to work well......now I want a decent wax to put on top.
Today I've just ordered the following (not from Elite, but a local supplier):
I've heard good things about the 476, but this seems even better from what I've read elsewhere....does anybody have any feedback on what I can expect?
Cheers,
Paul2006 Discovery 3 TDV6 SE AutoBuckingham Blue 2007 Golf GT DSG
24th Oct 2007 7:47 pm
CY
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Cor blimey - looks corkingly good!!
And I've seen it a lot worse too!
Think I'll be getting me one of those... any links?2007 Porsche Boxster (987) 2.7
2008 Discovery 3 TDV6 HSE G4 Challenge (1 of 68)
2023 Defender 90 D250 X-Dynamic HSE
24th Oct 2007 8:02 pm
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Looking good Wiggs.
Hoping to get some on mine at the weekend (weather permitting!)Bodsys Brake Bible
I was stunned when I did mine, really impressed. Would love anyone's thoughts on what wax to use; I used Megs Stage3 Carnauba, but would be interested to know if the P21 is that much better? Being a darkish colour I'd love to have a shine you could swim in I know it's not considered "kind" to say no these days, but no. Just no, ok? And if it's not ok, still no.
24th Oct 2007 9:08 pm
jkp
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NoDo$h wrote:
I was stunned when I did mine, really impressed. Would love anyone's thoughts on what wax to use; I used Megs Stage3 Carnauba, but would be interested to know if the P21 is that much better? Being a darkish colour I'd love to have a shine you could swim in
P21 is a very good all round wax and at £20'ish is very good value. If you want something specific for darker cars for a wet finish use either Dodo Juice Purple haze or Dodo Juice Blue velvet the later is a hard wax. Both are durable and from what I have seen outstanding finishes.
Oi! Mrs Do$h is sat next to me! That kind of thing can cause ructions, that can
Purple haze strikes me as an interesting try..... I know it's not considered "kind" to say no these days, but no. Just no, ok? And if it's not ok, still no.
24th Oct 2007 9:42 pm
jkp
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Purple haze is a top product you wont be disappointed. Rubbish boys original on that same site os also very good. It has a high carnuaba content approx 80% by wax volume. This will increase durability and give an outstanding finish.
I'm waiting on my supply from Mr Postman to do my D3
24th Oct 2007 9:59 pm
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and you are woried about a dirty bucket, what about the only water left to wash our cars........ dirty gray water 
...i will have to use up some old stock first.
what's the technical difference in how you apply the hard or soft wax?
