Before and After
#2
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Big improvement
Does it make much of a mess under the car, on the driveway etc.
I did mine a couple of years ago but as the car was parked on the girlfriend's gravel drive it wasn't a problem.
I need to do mine again but don't have access to that driveway (or that girlfriend ) any more.
Does it make much of a mess under the car, on the driveway etc.
I did mine a couple of years ago but as the car was parked on the girlfriend's gravel drive it wasn't a problem.
I need to do mine again but don't have access to that driveway (or that girlfriend ) any more.
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Originally Posted by 7 Foot
Big improvement
Does it make much of a mess under the car, on the driveway etc.
I did mine a couple of years ago but as the car was parked on the girlfriend's gravel drive it wasn't a problem.
I need to do mine again but don't have access to that driveway (or that girlfriend ) any more.
Does it make much of a mess under the car, on the driveway etc.
I did mine a couple of years ago but as the car was parked on the girlfriend's gravel drive it wasn't a problem.
I need to do mine again but don't have access to that driveway (or that girlfriend ) any more.
I done mine outside the house but luckily I live on a reall steep hile so down it all rolls...
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That looks like the sunlight catching it.
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Originally Posted by Silvafox
Looks good, I wanna do mine too. Did you catch the intercooler with it? Just looks like there's a really distintive line on the second picture.
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You get two spray cans. One is a degreaser and the other a detailer.
You warm the car up a little and then cover things like the siren, induction kit etc.
Spray on the degreaser, use a small brush if you want to get it right in. Wait for about 30 mins and then wash it off.
Warm the car up a little again to dry things off. Wait a while until its all dry and then add the detailer.
Most the time once the detailers gone on you need to wipe the excess off certain parts, as you do tend to go OTT with that can.
Did it myself recently, well worth £10.
You warm the car up a little and then cover things like the siren, induction kit etc.
Spray on the degreaser, use a small brush if you want to get it right in. Wait for about 30 mins and then wash it off.
Warm the car up a little again to dry things off. Wait a while until its all dry and then add the detailer.
Most the time once the detailers gone on you need to wipe the excess off certain parts, as you do tend to go OTT with that can.
Did it myself recently, well worth £10.