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Old 17th May 2020, 21:42   #11401
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Washed and started to clay. First time I've clayed the car and thankfully nothing too nasty coming off, just tree sap up top and loads of tar further done. I've finish tomorrow evening before starting to touch up a few stone chips with my new Chipex kit.
Must be something in the air, I waxed, polished and Gloss Guarded mine today, it's been the perfect day for it
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Old 18th May 2020, 14:40   #11402
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Hi Simon.
I washed them, then cleaned them with some engine degreaser, washed again, dried them then gave them a good rub over with some carb cleaner, let that dry in the sun, rubbed the inside with some emery cloth to give it a good key wiped it again them sprayed it with car silver sparkle paint I got from local hard wear come car spares shop 50p per can took three cans to do the inside of four wheels.
Ah, I didn't even realise it was paint on the insides - well done! It can't be very easy to do that with a can (not much room to manoeuvre) - having seen yours though I think I'll give it a go on mine.

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Old 18th May 2020, 16:22   #11403
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Hi Simon.
I washed them, then cleaned them with some engine degreaser, washed again, dried them then gave them a good rub over with some carb cleaner, let that dry in the sun, rubbed the inside with some emery cloth to give it a good key wiped it again them sprayed it with car silver sparkle paint I got from local hard wear come car spares shop 50p per can took three cans to do the inside of four wheels.
Did you use the pack of cards trick?
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Old 18th May 2020, 19:16   #11404
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Getting to be an expurt on removing front bumper and slam panel on KV6 .Had If off today just to see how quick I can do it. Slam panel has been Waxoyle in places that it needs(slight surface rust). While working(faffing) the inlet hose came by Royal Mail, not due until Tuesday/ Thursday, so cut it in half, ordered 1 metre, and fitted it in place. Just got to Waxoyle the brake pipes, nothing wrong with them, but I like finding things to do with Waxoyle.Might paint the exhaust while I am under there. Well, you have to keep busy.Then it is just timing belts, mot, tax and insurance, and away we go. Mind you
, the front bumper wants rubbing down and spraying. Who said life was boring?
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Old 18th May 2020, 19:26   #11405
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Had a go with the machine polisher today and I was very pleased with the results.










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Old 18th May 2020, 19:42   #11406
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Getting to be an expurt on removing front bumper and slam panel on KV6 .Had If off today just to see how quick I can do it. Slam panel has been Waxoyle in places that it needs(slight surface rust). While working(faffing) the inlet hose came by Royal Mail, not due until Tuesday/ Thursday, so cut it in half, ordered 1 metre, and fitted it in place. Just got to Waxoyle the brake pipes, nothing wrong with them, but I like finding things to do with Waxoyle.Might paint the exhaust while I am under there. Well, you have to keep busy.Then it is just timing belts, mot, tax and insurance, and away we go. Mind you
, the front bumper wants rubbing down and spraying. Who said life was boring?

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Getting to be an expurt on removing front bumper and slam panel on KV6 .Had If off today just to see how quick I can do it. Slam panel has been Waxoyle in places that it needs(slight surface rust). While working(faffing) the inlet hose came by Royal Mail, not due until Tuesday/ Thursday, so cut it in half, ordered 1 metre, and fitted it in place. Just got to Waxoyle the brake pipes, nothing wrong with them, but I like finding things to do with Waxoyle.Might paint the exhaust while I am under there. Well, you have to keep busy.Then it is just timing belts, mot, tax and insurance, and away we go. Mind you
, the front bumper wants rubbing down and spraying. Who said life was boring?

David, I hope your not thinking of painting the exhaust with waxoyle.😱😱

That might smoke a bit.😳


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Now That looks shiny, shiny.How long did that take Dave?
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Now that’s a good idea! But I don’t think I will bother. I usually use Hammerite Smooth Silver. I have already done the exhaust silencer. It is 3 years old but in very good condition. Be glad when I can take it on a nice ride somewhere.
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Now That looks shiny, shiny.How long did that take Dave?
Took me about 4 hours Dave, I've just bought a da polisher and used some meguiars ultimate compound then autoglym polish, the difference is quite remarkable, even Karen said "Blimey, thats shiny"
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Did you use the pack of cards trick?
No cards used just went careful with the spray, any that did go over as been covered up with tyre paint
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