I think nothing looks better

[Del Boy]

Than a nice shine on a Black car  :















Good days work .

[TheBoy]

If you can get black to shine, and hide the swirls, it always looks good . Briefly, though, sadly, as they show the dirt so quickly  .


As for the subject matter in this specific case, "not to my taste" is the understatement of the year

[Andy B]

My plan for today was to at least wash my Omega & polish it if my fubar'd back allowed. Unfortunately, it p'd it down all day today ................. 

[Del Boy]

If you can get black to shine, and hide the swirls, it always looks good . Briefly, though, sadly, as they show the dirt so quickly  .


As for the subject matter in this specific case, "not to my taste" is the understatement of the year

Swirls are most defiantly the most irritating thing, and need a hell of a lot of correcting when they're visible which takes more time than I can spare, and something to do with the fact I haven't really for the patience .

I thought you'd love it? .

[Shackeng]

Still, Watchdog tonight suggests that lots of Beemers are being stolen using a magic key coding device for sale on eGay for 6K

[Dishevelled Den]

Well done Del - that looks the part.

[VXL V6]

Do many E60 LCI 530D's pass through your hands Del?

[Del Boy]

Do many E60 LCI 530D's pass through your hands Del?

Can get hold of some, or can point you to a few good ones . M Sport or SE?

[VXL V6]

M Sport.

Just putting feelers out at the moment, Ideally looking to replace in about 18 Months

[Marks DTM Calib]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-BMW-KEY-PROGRAMMER-/120946886043#vi-content

[tunnie]

With Omega you need to know the security code to pair a key, how are they doing it with BuMW's?

Seen it done in under 2 mins, somehow, without old key or a code 

[Del Boy]

M Sport.

Just putting feelers out at the moment, Ideally looking to replace in about 18 Months

Can defiantly point you in the right direction nearer the time .

[Marks DTM Calib]

With Omega you need to know the security code to pair a key, how are they doing it with BuMW's?

Seen it done in under 2 mins, somehow, without old key or a code 

Two minutes is with an ameteur, try 10-20 seconds.

You plug into the OBD2 socket and the device cracks the security code, then code a remote key and away you go.

No mechanical steering lock, no mechanical key....both of which can be defeated but take considerably longer, cause damage and risk making the car un-driveable in the process.

[cem_devecioglu]

With Omega you need to know the security code to pair a key, how are they doing it with BuMW's?

Seen it done in under 2 mins, somehow, without old key or a code 

Two minutes is with an ameteur, try 10-20 seconds.

You plug into the OBD2 socket and the device cracks the security code, then code a remote key and away you go.

No mechanical steering lock, no mechanical key....both of which can be defeated but take considerably longer, cause damage and risk making the car un-driveable in the process.

So, when will you bring my bimmer

[tunnie]

With Omega you need to know the security code to pair a key, how are they doing it with BuMW's?

Seen it done in under 2 mins, somehow, without old key or a code 

Two minutes is with an ameteur, try 10-20 seconds.

You plug into the OBD2 socket and the device cracks the security code, then code a remote key and away you go.

No mechanical steering lock, no mechanical key....both of which can be defeated but take considerably longer, cause damage and risk making the car un-driveable in the process.

Ahhh so thats how they do it. So they still need to brake a window to get it in? Assuming the OBD2 socket is under the steering column or similar?

I think we should "export BMW's" to Cem