Whats the best bit? - Page 2

Tatts · 31st December 2006, 10:41

Standing at the rear of the car at about 45degrees. Looks fantastic!

GreyGhost · 31st December 2006, 11:30

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Originally Posted by Tatts

Standing at the rear of the car at about 45degrees. Looks fantastic!

Couldn't agree more

baxlin · 31st December 2006, 11:40

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Originally Posted by Tatts

Standing at the rear of the car at about 45degrees. Looks fantastic!

Couldn't agree more, particularly as mine's the fantastic (IMHO) Moonstone Green, which sets off the chrome beautifully.

(Edit - No, I'm not trying to restart any comments etc about the best colour, I'm just answering the question!)

Malcolm

GreyGhost · 31st December 2006, 11:51

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Originally Posted by baxlin

Couldn't agree more, particularly as mine's the fantastic (IMHO) Moonstone Green, which sets off the chrome beautifully.

(Edit - No, I'm not trying to restart any comments etc about the best colour, I'm just answering the question!)

Malcolm

IMO they all look fantastic in any colour, style and elegance comes sailing through regardless. As long as they are nice and clean and shiny

Paranoid Carlos · 31st December 2006, 13:13

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Originally Posted by Grey Ghost

IMO they all look fantastic in any colour, style and elegance comes sailing through regardless. As long as they are nice and clean and shiny

Definately one of those cars that has to be spotless, like Alfas and jags. Vectras and mondeo's look boring whatever state there in.

Simon · 31st December 2006, 14:34

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Originally Posted by paranoid

Definately one of those cars that has to be spotless

too.

[rushes out to clean car]

Paranoid Carlos · 31st December 2006, 14:38

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Originally Posted by Simon D

too.

[rushes out to clean car]

Tell me about it, Was at the fort today waiting for swmbo and mine looked like a taxi inside, NAUGHTY WORD-NAUGHTY WORD-NAUGHTY WORD-NAUGHTY WORD- everywhere, nevermind they will be back at school soon

baxlin · 31st December 2006, 15:08

Actually, it's precipitating somewhat heavily here at the moment, and the Gentleman's carriage is not at its most pristine,

So I think it's a good time to give it a quick rinse, won't have to leather it down!

Simon · 31st December 2006, 15:11

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Originally Posted by baxlin

Actually, it's precipitating somewhat heavily here at the moment, and the Gentleman's carriage is not at its most pristine,

So I think it's a good time to give it a quick rinse, won't have to leather it down!

Rather spliffing idea, old chap! Jolly good show!

Tatts · 31st December 2006, 16:27

Leather??

Thats the good thing about using de-ionized water for the final rinse. No leather, and no watermarks!

31st December 2006, 10:41	#11
Tatts This is my second home MG6 TL Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Tarn Posts: 5,269 Thanks: 2 Thanked 46 Times in 37 Posts	Standing at the rear of the car at about 45degrees. Looks fantastic!

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baxlin This is my second home Volvo C70 Convertible and JZR 3 wheeler Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Tring, Herts Posts: 3,960 Thanks: 124 Thanked 173 Times in 124 Posts	Actually, it's precipitating somewhat heavily here at the moment, and the Gentleman's carriage is not at its most pristine, So I think it's a good time to give it a quick rinse, won't have to leather it down!

31st December 2006, 16:27	#20
Tatts This is my second home MG6 TL Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Tarn Posts: 5,269 Thanks: 2 Thanked 46 Times in 37 Posts	Leather?? Thats the good thing about using de-ionized water for the final rinse. No leather, and no watermarks!