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rontug 23rd July 2015 09:24
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Try keep mine as new as possible

aguy 23rd July 2015 09:35
Nice clean and original.:clap:

RayH 23rd July 2015 09:41
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Originally Posted by Colin P (Post 2052705)
A bit more cleaning done yesterday under the bonnet. I like the engine bay to be as clean as the outside a little more detailing and it will be finished.
Would you mind if I brought my dinner around to your house, or more specifically your engine bay! I being in dirtier restaurants :D

Lovely job :bowdown:

Colin P 23rd July 2015 09:45
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Originally Posted by RayH (Post 2052785)
Would you mind if I brought my dinner around to your house, or more specifically your engine bay! I being in dirtier restaurants :D

Lovely job :bowdown:
Thanks mate you,re welcome anytime.

Colin P 23rd July 2015 09:47
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Originally Posted by rontug (Post 2052773)
Try keep mine as new as possible
Very nice engine bay looks like it just left the factoty.

suzublu 23rd July 2015 10:23
Very nice Colin, but for that extra bling, replace the slam panel bolts with stainless, makes all the difference;) http://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/...psjskseder.jpghttp://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/...psrbddr5wp.jpg

Colin P 23rd July 2015 11:26
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Originally Posted by suzublu (Post 2052819)
Very nice Colin, but for that extra bling, replace the slam panel bolts with stainless, makes all the difference;) http://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/...psjskseder.jpghttp://i1007.photobucket.com/albums/...psrbddr5wp.jpg
WOW thats a lovely engine bay better than mine. The slam panel is the only thing letting mine down with surface rust needs grinding off painting satin black and stainless bolts fitted then it will look a lot better.

EastPete 23rd July 2015 11:57
Dear Colin

What products do you use to clean the engine bay/components. ? I have some Autoglym engine/machine cleaner, but I am a bit wary of using it as directed, as they suggest rinsing off with a hose pipe - presumably you have to protect electrical items if you do this.

Thanks
Pete

Colin P 23rd July 2015 12:16
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Originally Posted by EastPete (Post 2052892)
Dear Colin

What products do you use to clean the engine bay/components. ? I have some Autoglym engine/machine cleaner, but I am a bit wary of using it as directed, as they suggest rinsing off with a hose pipe - presumably you have to protect electrical items if you do this.

Thanks
Pete
Hi pete i dont use any engine cleaner just my normal car shampoo (triple wax liquid gold) in my pressure washer. After i cover the electrical connections with masking tape i give the engine a good clean then use waterless wash and wax in a spray bottle and a clean cloth then go over it again. I usually do the latter once a week when i wash the car and do mechanical checks (oil etc) it keeps it nice and clean. Hope this helps.
Colin.

Teflon 23rd July 2015 13:02
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Originally Posted by lotuslc (Post 2052767)
When taken to the next level and it's all polished, i think it looks fantastic ;)
but i do like to be different :eek:
I agree! :D

http://i568.photobucket.com/albums/s...y/SAM_0242.jpg

Why settle for "factory finish" when you can get so much "bling" for free? Just my opinion of course. :D

Cliff


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