taztastic wrote:

No Speedway.....just still sensible

Warriorbez, first you need two buckets, a sponge made from the fluff off a lambs nutsack, biodegradable snow foam ( and lots of bleach as the drive will turn green ) a pressure washer ( with a metal pump, plastic ones are laughed at) microfibre drying cloths (colour coded and one for each panel) and a spare 35 hours one Saturday afternoon! That's before you start with the pre wax cleaner, polish, sealer, sealer shine.
Then when you have finished the wheel arches, you can start on the main body of he car.

Pinkies website is ok but www.toeknee.co.uk is better

Just enjoy

It just doesnt make sense to me one bit because as soon as you drive it on the roads it will be dirty again???

I must be missing something??  Black FL2
L200 Warrior

Nothing missing your 100% correct

After all you are driving a black car the hardest of all to keep clean  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

it's not about keeping it clean. It's also about looking after the paint, removing all crap that sticks to it and keeping the paint swirl free (which more difficult for toeknee and i cos our cars are black).

In other words, pride in possesions. Another member of the failed FL2 clutch/DMF club, twice.

taztastic wrote:

It doesn't exist.. Toeknee is a member on here, he cleans his wheel arches meticulously, clays, the works, just a bit of humour

So you have had 20 minutes, what have you ordered so far

Wow there taz, think you'll find its Mr Strut that " cleans his wheel arches meticulously" mine might get the occasional once over, every now and then

Below is a couple of Photos of Mr Struts Detailing Kit








all I use is a wax and wash from the local Halfords and a couple of buckets with an old dishcloth



can't help it if i get these sort of results

Click image to enlarge

Click image to enlarge

pleas note pictures of 2 buckets is for illustration purpose only and were taken from another site, the pictures of Mr Struts garage and large collection of Detailing euipmnet is geniuine

Mine should be that colour but its stained cement grey colour  Black FL2
L200 Warrior

I could probably understand it more if it was a weekend sports car maybe and not a daily car  Black FL2
L200 Warrior

I like to keep my car as clean as possible as they cost a lot of money and i like it to look as good as it can.
When i part ex'd the sportage for the FL, the dealer said that it was cleaner than their cars.
My neighbour thinks i'm potty as he never sees me drive it. He thinks i just get it out of the garage to clean it and put it away again. 59 TD4e XS in galway green

My apologies Toeknee, I knew I had seen those pics somewere, I thought it was your garage

Yours "get the occasional once over"......scruffy git

Slightly off topic, heard on the radio this morning that the East Midlands and South East are very close to a water shortage

taztastic wrote:

My apologies Toeknee, I knew I had seen those pics somewere, I thought it was your garage

Yours "get the occasional once over"......scruffy git

Slightly off topic, heard on the radio this morning that the East Midlands and South East are very close to a water shortage

Well I know who’s responsible for the SE Water Shortage, he’s just built a large reservoir in the back garden

it's a puddle

WarriorBez wrote:

Mine should be that colour but its stained cement grey colour

Mines factory cement Stornaway Grey colour

ad210358 wrote:

it's a puddle

ad210358 wrote:

it's a puddle

No more than 800mm deep then

Just over

Click image to enlarge

Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated