Got my esc cos detailed 'pics'
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Got my esc cos detailed 'pics'
Went and got the cossie detailed as it looked good from a distance and certain lights but when up close it was covered in swirl marks etc.
heres pics of the results and a link to pics as it was being done....
Well happy with the results
http://autopia.org/forum/click-brag/...-cosworth.html
Steve
heres pics of the results and a link to pics as it was being done....
Well happy with the results
http://autopia.org/forum/click-brag/...-cosworth.html
Steve
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just read the thread and he's done a real good job
shame he's in scotland as i would love to have something like that done to mine.
what was the cost of all the work, did it take a day, 2 or 3?
shame he's in scotland as i would love to have something like that done to mine.
what was the cost of all the work, did it take a day, 2 or 3?
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will look great sitting in your garage until you trailer it to the next show,don't mean to be ignorant but what kind of pleasure do you get out of parking a car in your garage and polishing it,is it just to make up for a lack of mechanical knowledge,do you bolt on the shiny chrome bits yourself or have a grease monkey come do it for you,do you let him wear his oily boots/clothes in your garage or does he have to strip and put on a kind of csi style white suit and gloves at the door before going near your car,have gone a wee bit bufty on mine but the full blown bufty mentality i just dont understand,hope you can shed some light for me
p:s when i say bufty i mean obsessive car polisher as i have been accused of being homophobic when using this term in the past
p:s when i say bufty i mean obsessive car polisher as i have been accused of being homophobic when using this term in the past
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Originally Posted by allbluepete
will look great sitting in your garage until you trailer it to the next show,don't mean to be ignorant but what kind of pleasure do you get out of parking a car in your garage and polishing it,is it just to make up for a lack of mechanical knowledge,do you bolt on the shiny chrome bits yourself or have a grease monkey come do it for you,do you let him wear his oily boots/clothes in your garage or does he have to strip and put on a kind of csi style white suit and gloves at the door before going near your car,have gone a wee bit bufty on mine but the full blown bufty mentality i just dont understand,hope you can shed some light for me
p:s when i say bufty i mean obsessive car polisher as i have been accused of being homophobic when using this term in the past
p:s when i say bufty i mean obsessive car polisher as i have been accused of being homophobic when using this term in the past
tis a bit strong! I think the purpose of having it detailed is to protect the paint, meaning aslong as you keep up with cleaning it (by hand with a bucket!) it will continue to look good! And for £200 i think that is good as it is very hard work but definately worth it!
Stunning looking escort mate
arite mate seen your car in arbroath last saturday parked up next to the 2.1 nova turbo was looking well nice im from montrose i take it your from arbroath then are you in the rsoc if so whens the next big meeting cheers ryan
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If ud have clicked on the link in my 1st post before reeling off a load of shite u can see from the before and after pics that it was needing the paintwork correction process done on it as it was covered in swirls !
If ud have clicked on the link in my 1st post before reeling off a load of shite u can see from the before and after pics that it was needing the paintwork correction process done on it as it was covered in swirls !
nice job there
do you know what products were used ?
detailing can vary in time depending on correction required etc. and cost will depend on the same and on products used. ive done jobs from a couple of hours and £60 to 3 days and a few bit more in price
I do it as a sideline and get much enjoyment out of the finished job. Just try and get people to part with that sort of money is the hard thing
do you know what products were used ?
detailing can vary in time depending on correction required etc. and cost will depend on the same and on products used. ive done jobs from a couple of hours and £60 to 3 days and a few bit more in price
I do it as a sideline and get much enjoyment out of the finished job. Just try and get people to part with that sort of money is the hard thing
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