First proper clean of 2005 - New Euro lights
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after seeing Oxford's pics of his motor, I have changed my washing regime to the following:
1. Poorboys shampoo
2. Clay bar and buff
3. Hand glazed and buff
4. Moose Wax and buff
5. Alloys cleaned, and sealed with autoglym wheel seal
6. Autoglym Fast glass all windows
Im pleased with the results but doubt it will stay clean for long
1. Poorboys shampoo
2. Clay bar and buff
3. Hand glazed and buff
4. Moose Wax and buff
5. Alloys cleaned, and sealed with autoglym wheel seal
6. Autoglym Fast glass all windows
Im pleased with the results but doubt it will stay clean for long
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That's a lovely looking machine. Xenons = Jealous Adi [
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!]Liking it a lot, Klauster. I have to agree with gfunk - Anthracite has to be THE best colour (OK I'm biased; mine is grey too).
What wax did you use to achieve that?? I'm using Pinnacle but I think yours is looking 'wetter' than I can get mine. Also, what tyre dressing is that??
All you have to do now is get rid of the dealer sticker in the rear window[B)]
What wax did you use to achieve that?? I'm using Pinnacle but I think yours is looking 'wetter' than I can get mine. Also, what tyre dressing is that??
All you have to do now is get rid of the dealer sticker in the rear window[B)]
Looking good, looks like our resident car care team (Jace & Oxford) means of spreading the word on wax is working []
One question, what's with the dealer sticker ?????
Get the hairdryer out and replace it with a UK-MKIVS.NET one, spread the love for this place.
]One question, what's with the dealer sticker ?????
Get the hairdryer out and replace it with a UK-MKIVS.NET one, spread the love for this place.
Really pleased to see this results!
I can tell just by looking at it that it is very smooth and in the flesh the shine looks even deeper. You have got the technique just right mate, looks stunning.
I am VERY jealous, those wheels really do suit the V6 to a T, that is one stunning car, love it! I have not seen many MK4s in that colour, really warming to it. I think I want R32 wheels []
Good job well done! [] You can keep these pictures for ever, always good to use them if you ever consider selling the future.
PS. It will get dirty in time again, but at least you can live in the thought that its all protected [^]
PSS. I find just a quick coat of hand glaze every weekend after waxing will give you similar results if you dotn have the time and it will keep the original wax on too!.
How did you find the shampoo? I find it works wonders on the wheels too, shifts the brake dust very quick, even faster if you waxed the wheels to like you have done.
I can tell just by looking at it that it is very smooth and in the flesh the shine looks even deeper. You have got the technique just right mate, looks stunning.
I am VERY jealous, those wheels really do suit the V6 to a T, that is one stunning car, love it! I have not seen many MK4s in that colour, really warming to it. I think I want R32 wheels [
]Good job well done! [
] You can keep these pictures for ever, always good to use them if you ever consider selling the future.PS. It will get dirty in time again, but at least you can live in the thought that its all protected [^]
PSS. I find just a quick coat of hand glaze every weekend after waxing will give you similar results if you dotn have the time and it will keep the original wax on too!.
How did you find the shampoo? I find it works wonders on the wheels too, shifts the brake dust very quick, even faster if you waxed the wheels to like you have done.
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