Detailed the FRS today
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Cheers mate.
because been to busy mate...All good things come to those who wait...
Its the lads round the corner.
because been to busy mate...All good things come to those who wait...
Its the lads round the corner.
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I owned the mk1 before the mk2 and now back to a mk1 as its more of a drivers car to me..But really cant fault the mk2 in any way mate....
bloody wish id knew that last week mate ended up buying a brand new 1 at Ł58..Doh
bloody wish id knew that last week mate ended up buying a brand new 1 at Ł58..Doh
it wasnt till i started digging through all my boxes of bits i found 2.
im busy breaking my cossie the now as i want a blue mk2 frs,seen a green 1 at a ford garage tonight but it was the wrong spec and colour.going to be patient and buy the right car!
im busy breaking my cossie the now as i want a blue mk2 frs,seen a green 1 at a ford garage tonight but it was the wrong spec and colour.going to be patient and buy the right car!
looking good mat, can i ask what you use to get the soap to stay on the car lol??
i have a pressure washer that i used first to blast over the car, then wash with a bucket and sponge then rinse with the pressure washer and dry
also do you use the clay on the soapy stuff and not the detailer stuff that comes in the kit??
i did wonder if you can just use water as lube for it lol.
and finally, whats best for claing the insides of wheels and getting all the black spots off in the hard to get to bits?
my mate recons that oven cleaner, the foam stuff that sticks is good to use???
im new to cleaning cars properly
i have a pressure washer that i used first to blast over the car, then wash with a bucket and sponge then rinse with the pressure washer and dry
also do you use the clay on the soapy stuff and not the detailer stuff that comes in the kit??
i did wonder if you can just use water as lube for it lol.
and finally, whats best for claing the insides of wheels and getting all the black spots off in the hard to get to bits?
my mate recons that oven cleaner, the foam stuff that sticks is good to use???
im new to cleaning cars properly
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looking good mat, can i ask what you use to get the soap to stay on the car lol??
i have a pressure washer that i used first to blast over the car, then wash with a bucket and sponge then rinse with the pressure washer and dry
also do you use the clay on the soapy stuff and not the detailer stuff that comes in the kit??
i did wonder if you can just use water as lube for it lol.
and finally, whats best for claing the insides of wheels and getting all the black spots off in the hard to get to bits?
my mate recons that oven cleaner, the foam stuff that sticks is good to use???
im new to cleaning cars properly
i have a pressure washer that i used first to blast over the car, then wash with a bucket and sponge then rinse with the pressure washer and dry
also do you use the clay on the soapy stuff and not the detailer stuff that comes in the kit??
i did wonder if you can just use water as lube for it lol.
and finally, whats best for claing the insides of wheels and getting all the black spots off in the hard to get to bits?
my mate recons that oven cleaner, the foam stuff that sticks is good to use???
im new to cleaning cars properly
If your refering to the first pic mate..Thats G101 brushed round the badges and it naturally suds up mate....
I allways dry the car and use the detailer spray with the clay mate...Just make sure you use plenty of lube for a great results.
I G101 the wheels then agigtate with a brush in all the hard to reach places then clay as you would the car..Also use plenty of lube mate.
I wouldnt use oven cleaner mate...When G101 is better and non harmful and very cheap to buy.
Last edited by Rsmat; May 10, 2011 at 10:07 PM.
i mean the pic where its all just white lol, do you then use a sponge on the foam??
i have a microfibre glove thing lol.
as for claying the wheels, that was what i originally bought the stuff for, but it seemed a right cunt to get off and i havnt had another chance to have another go.
cheers for the tips mat
i have a microfibre glove thing lol.
as for claying the wheels, that was what i originally bought the stuff for, but it seemed a right cunt to get off and i havnt had another chance to have another go.
cheers for the tips mat
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i mean the pic where its all just white lol, do you then use a sponge on the foam??
i have a microfibre glove thing lol.
as for claying the wheels, that was what i originally bought the stuff for, but it seemed a right cunt to get off and i havnt had another chance to have another go.
cheers for the tips mat
i have a microfibre glove thing lol.
as for claying the wheels, that was what i originally bought the stuff for, but it seemed a right cunt to get off and i havnt had another chance to have another go.
cheers for the tips mat
Right got ya mate...The method i choose to use is
I rinse the car.
Then use snow foam....Which covers all the car in a blanket of foam then let it dwell for 5 mins....Then rinse off...Then i use the 2 bucket method with a megs mitt and then rinse and dry mate.....Hope that helps mate.
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if youve got a good coat of wax on the car you can just snow foam the car and rinse without even touching the paintwork and it gets it sparkling clean. i only 2 bucket method mine when its really dirty.
