Would you put yor Scoob through a car wash ?
16 September 2002, 05:46 PM
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jet wash for me - 
@ the brush after the motorbikes, will watch out for that next time
used to take the hire cars I drove for a summer job into the drive through car wash and that's another good reason not to buy an ex hire car
@ the brush after the motorbikes, will watch out for that next timeused to take the hire cars I drove for a summer job into the drive through car wash and that's another good reason not to buy an ex hire car
16 September 2002, 08:52 PM
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well i took mine to a jet wash washed it with the gun then used the brush .as i was washin the car the hose wrapped round the gun flicked it out of the holster an the gun bounced on the front wing dented the wing and done £300 of damage .. oh well
gets washed by hand now expensive lesson .
gets washed by hand now expensive lesson .
16 September 2002, 09:52 PM
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anyone in milton keynes area try the ARC in bletchley
they have new washer with shammy leather brushes
made a fab job of mine and not a mark in sight and it was its first time ever in a car wash (though i did try it out on my bosses new MG ZT first to make sure
they have new washer with shammy leather brushes
made a fab job of mine and not a mark in sight and it was its first time ever in a car wash (though i did try it out on my bosses new MG ZT first to make sure
16 September 2002, 10:25 PM
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No way m8!
I used to use them on my Nissan, but the car paintwork ended up looking like a cheap aluminium brushed effect.
Wasn't pleased.
I'd wash a Ford in a carwash though, especially if it wasnt mine!!
I used to use them on my Nissan, but the car paintwork ended up looking like a cheap aluminium brushed effect.
Wasn't pleased.
I'd wash a Ford in a carwash though, especially if it wasnt mine!!
16 September 2002, 11:12 PM
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Noooooooooooooooh!
I was cleaning Brand new Scoob with total milage less than my age and still gleaming (very sad) near me at a Jetwash and guy from the shop stepped out and told me that the detergents and cleaners in a Jetwash knacker paint completely...the look on his face had me sold.
He gets free tokens and does'nt use the damn thing. Great for getting rid of crud around the wheel arches but leave the paint alone.!
I'm not selling any product in particular but clean and wax the car properly and you'll be amazed what a "quick" wash will do.
Cheers
Midlife...
I was cleaning Brand new Scoob with total milage less than my age and still gleaming (very sad) near me at a Jetwash and guy from the shop stepped out and told me that the detergents and cleaners in a Jetwash knacker paint completely...the look on his face had me sold.
He gets free tokens and does'nt use the damn thing. Great for getting rid of crud around the wheel arches but leave the paint alone.!
I'm not selling any product in particular but clean and wax the car properly and you'll be amazed what a "quick" wash will do.
Cheers
Midlife...
17 September 2002, 04:15 AM
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was in the back of me mates cortina mkIII.......years ago and was 4 up.....got into the car wash and all three of them lit great big fat reefers...( i didnt smoke weed ) and needless to say i was passively wrecked when we got out of it..... and the barsteward paid for the most expensive wash cos it lasted longest.......I lost my bet that they would never get me stonned
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