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Old 19 December 2002, 01:23 PM
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Mark
are you doing any deals for Christmas ?
Car is going in Jap Performance with the photo shoot in the first Week of Jan !
Your products might make it shine just that little bit more ;o)

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Old 19 December 2002, 01:28 PM
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Fulham...Last orders for Grimbo have been done and dusted. However I am availablke all over the holiday break to prep your car if so required!
Old 19 December 2002, 01:31 PM
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Thats a shame !
looks like the car will be polished with my lime green bottle of stuff whatever it is !
Old 19 December 2002, 01:34 PM
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Fulham..as I said I can come and prep the car for including the engine bay and smother the paint in about 3 coats of wax. After it will look like a million dollars. Bakk in your court...call me if you need me to come.
Old 19 December 2002, 01:36 PM
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Pops uses washing up liquid and water. Costs me 59 pence from my local Netto. Works a treat.

Anyone who pays 200-300 for a tub of wax is one big muppet. Use lard instead.
Old 19 December 2002, 01:36 PM
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Anyone had any experiences with one of them there `AQUABLADE` thingies that Auto Glym do ... Looks like a good idea , being a big windscreen wiper type thing BUT I have reservations about it scratching the paintwork . Anyone used or got one ???

K
Old 19 December 2002, 01:39 PM
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Cheers for the offer Mark !
I know it would look gorgeous after you are done
BUT bit short on the reddies at the mo !
Old 19 December 2002, 02:38 PM
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Kris,
I have a turtle wax one and it's great. saves ages and is especially good on windows. Mines too soft to do any damage to the paint work.

Steve
Old 19 December 2002, 02:42 PM
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kris...I have one and use it professionally. Its now about 4 yrs old and still in tip top nick. Keep the blade in the packet and dunk in water before using and do not press the blade when using.about 5 mins to dry a car ready to work on.
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