Door Dinks Why? - Page 4

topman · 14th December 2018, 07:15

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Originally Posted by kaiser

A bit of thinking and foresight can do a lot to minimize these problems.
I always park far away from the crows, and then usually with only one side exposed to another bay. Then I park as close to the unexposed side of the bay as possible, and if necessary, take a picture of the car next to me.
(and also to be able to find my car again

)
Trouble is, it is usually a longer walk to the shop, but then again I get to admire, smirk, feel sick, elated, happy, sad or whatever, by watching the people, cars, animals etc, encountered on my way to the shop.

Makes for good exercise and entertainment, if you approach it in the right spirit.
And the gorgeous lines of a black S R is just tooo precious to let get spoiled by a careless shopper!

What does that mean? Never heard it before.

kaiser · 14th December 2018, 12:26

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Originally Posted by topman

What does that mean? Never heard it before.

add d! ...........

BoroRover · 14th December 2018, 14:55

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Originally Posted by roverbarmy

Almost twins!!!

From one Starlight Silver owner to another, I think it's a wonderful colour. Our cars do look brilliant, no doubt about it

Rogue · 14th December 2018, 15:32

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Originally Posted by BoroRover

From one Starlight Silver owner to another, I think it's a wonderful colour. Our cars do look brilliant, no doubt about it

Except that's Zircon silver but you are right it is a lovely colour

gadget1960 · 14th December 2018, 16:10

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Originally Posted by trikey

Very good for windows

Lol ... As is a plain white candle .... just streak the edge of the candle across the screen and 'voila' ... one completely ruined screen, no amount of polishing / cleaners / mr muscle / solvents / or anything you can imagine will EVER get it all off, the candle wax gets right into the microscopic chips in the glass and will never come out, even with a steam cleaner! the more strokes of the candle... the worse it is. so... when it rains... all you can see is opaque streaks where the candle has been (very much like a frosted bathroom window).
Don't ask how I know this, it wasn't me.. I was never there and you can't prove a thing! hahaha.