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Rileysport

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Registered: 18th Jun 04
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1st Jun 06 at 15:01

for pvs... cars a right mucky heap atm

and its not as red as i'd like either

Matt H

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Location: South Yorkshire
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1st Jun 06 at 15:02

Pffffttt

fook that

Im gonna T-cut mine, as its currently pink

Rileysport

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1st Jun 06 at 15:03

quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
Pffffttt

fook that

Im gonna T-cut mine, as its currently pink

i'm out of t-cut

and i'm skint

Rus

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Registered: 24th Jan 05
Location: SE London, Kent
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1st Jun 06 at 15:03

i've just spent an hour cleaning my wheels

mwg

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Registered: 19th Feb 04
Location: South Lakes
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1st Jun 06 at 15:07

I'm gonna clean it on Friday night, then hide it under its car cover then drive it down to PVS and clean it again most likely

Rus

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1st Jun 06 at 15:08

drive down with the cover on, cut two little holes at the front so you can see where your going

mwg

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1st Jun 06 at 15:09

what a plan!

Rus

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1st Jun 06 at 15:09

[Edited on 01-06-2006 by Rus]

Rileysport

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1st Jun 06 at 15:09

i'll drive through a field first... make it look intentionally filthy

N90ATH

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Registered: 10th Sep 03
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1st Jun 06 at 15:10

lol just celaned mine again today

second clean in 2 days

and doin it gain tomoz as its stating to rain here

just polishe dthe bastard as well

Matt H

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1st Jun 06 at 15:20

T-cut & polish today/tomorrow

Then a rinse on the day

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N90ATH

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1st Jun 06 at 15:21

lol yep thats wot i plan all i have to do is wash sat afternoon, then quick dust down and polish on sunday morning job done

Voyto

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1st Jun 06 at 15:22

if you got a long drive, you could cover the front end in cling film and peel it off when you get there

Rileysport

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1st Jun 06 at 15:22

fook that... i'm turning up with it covered in oil and general motorway crap

Ojc

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1st Jun 06 at 15:23

Gonna get started on Rachels in a minute, gonna be a wheels off jobbie cleaning and polishing inner arches etc etc

N90ATH

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1st Jun 06 at 15:24

thats an idea voyto, might wrap my full car except the windows and jump in and out through the windows lol

Adam_B

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1st Jun 06 at 15:25

quote:
Originally posted by Rileysport
fook that... i'm turning up with it covered in oil and general motorway crap

i'll be bringing along some genuine french, belgium and german motorway grime

mwg

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1st Jun 06 at 15:32

quote:
Originally posted by Voyto
if you got a long drive, you could cover the front end in cling film and peel it off when you get there

might do that cos flies are a twat to get off

N90ATH

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1st Jun 06 at 15:35

is it legal to cover in cling film, as may do bonnet, bumper and wings

Voyto

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1st Jun 06 at 15:37

Dont see why not, maybe not over your number plate but everywhere else should be fine?

mwg

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1st Jun 06 at 15:38

cant see why it wouldn't be legal?

N90ATH

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1st Jun 06 at 15:38

lol will take plate off and then cover

will do it tomoz afternoon and make sure plate lights and wheels arent covered lol

N90ATH

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1st Jun 06 at 15:39

maybe the doors as well

Voyto

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1st Jun 06 at 15:39

Cling Film Crew

tom_simes

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1st Jun 06 at 15:40

Don't forget that you have to leave the grilles free to the air, otherwise it will overheat.

Did nobody see James May and the Hamster on Top Gear?

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