P1 with Jeffs acrylic jacket and a blanket...
31 May 2010, 04:24 PM
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Stunning as ever there ! 
I think the foaming lance may be safer lower down if you don't mind me saying... they can be a little top heavy
Are you by chance on the Midlands Scoobies stand ?
I'm up there for both day's but will be a passenger in a very nice grey Type R....
God I wish I could park mine away like that that cover fits well there nice and tight to the sides of the car.
I think the foaming lance may be safer lower down if you don't mind me saying... they can be a little top heavy
Are you by chance on the Midlands Scoobies stand ?
I'm up there for both day's but will be a passenger in a very nice grey Type R....
God I wish I could park mine away like that
that cover fits well there nice and tight to the sides of the car.
wow what a fantastic looking scooby 
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31 May 2010, 07:07 PM
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Stunning as ever there !
I think the foaming lance may be safer lower down if you don't mind me saying... they can be a little top heavy
Are you by chance on the Midlands Scoobies stand ?
I'm up there for both day's but will be a passenger in a very nice grey Type R....
God I wish I could park mine away like that that cover fits well there nice and tight to the sides of the car.
I think the foaming lance may be safer lower down if you don't mind me saying... they can be a little top heavy
Are you by chance on the Midlands Scoobies stand ?
I'm up there for both day's but will be a passenger in a very nice grey Type R....
God I wish I could park mine away like that
that cover fits well there nice and tight to the sides of the car.Thanks for the comments, it was a daily driver up until the end of last year so now it is being pampered! The cover I got cheap, it was a mates who had a 22B but he bought a Carcoon, fits like a glove and keeps all the dust off it.
31 May 2010, 08:56 PM
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Stunning car, How do you find Jeffs stuff I've been thinking of buying it for a while but have held off due to having a garage full of cleaning stuff already.
Got to agree with the snowfoam lance, I'd get it moved.
Got to agree with the snowfoam lance, I'd get it moved.
31 May 2010, 09:09 PM
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Its the first time I had used it tbh as I was fortunate enough to get my hands on some Project Awesome (Polished Bliss sealant) and I have used that previously.
I lent it to a mate who has a White Posche GT3 and he said it was a bugger to do, he must have done it wrong because I found it very painless!
Easy to put on with a Orbital and quite easy to get off in fairness, as for the shine, it is always pretty shiny as I am a bit **** when it comes to cleaning so the proof will be when the direct sun comes out.
Pretty impressed on first thoughts / looks though.
I lent it to a mate who has a White Posche GT3 and he said it was a bugger to do, he must have done it wrong because I found it very painless!
Easy to put on with a Orbital and quite easy to get off in fairness, as for the shine, it is always pretty shiny as I am a bit **** when it comes to cleaning so the proof will be when the direct sun comes out.
Pretty impressed on first thoughts / looks though.
03 June 2010, 11:13 PM
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I shall also be at Chatsworth but my car is not that clean, it was, but been for a drive tonight, and it's about 180 miles to get there. I will look you up.
Car looks mint!. Wish I could keep the RB off the road.
Car looks mint!. Wish I could keep the RB off the road.
04 June 2010, 06:06 PM
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The car cover is just for odd occasions when I can wash it and leave it for a show, the car gets amazingly dusty after a week, the garage is quite airy so it blows it around.
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