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Clayed it today!
When I finally got away from work yesterday (oh & can you just do this before you go) I went to Halfords & bought myself one of these Meguiars clay kits everyone keeps chirping about, also bought a top up of Autoglym Super Resin & a bottle of that Extra Gloss Protection stuff.
I started last night with the clay & at first I couldn't get away with it it just seemed to slide about & do nothing but anyway it got cold & the pub was open so I gave up. I started again this morning & when I did the roof I seemed to pick up quite a bit of stuff on the clay but when i did the Driver's side it really seemed to start working & it lifted off loads of cack after which I polished the whole thing with S.R. & then smeared it with glossy stuff & I'm well impressed with the result. Pictures to follow not got a camera handy Regards Colin |
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Looking forward to those photos 2Diesels. The clay gives remarkable results doesn't it :lol:
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Looks very good.
Oh eyebrows raised! I want to go and do mine now and I can't be bothered!! urghhhhh!
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Thanks Phil, It's a painstaking process & I dont know if I did it right but it's nice & smooth so I'm happy.
I'm going to do the Volvo next week so it looks a million dollars when it goes on sale Regards Col |
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Cheers Lewis
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I did my old spectre tourer and that looked lush.
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