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Started by Webby the Bear, 27 October 2014, 17:33:46

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Webby the Bear

Had his arches done. And allowed the 3 weeks of non-cleaning (apparently that's the length of time to PROPERLY dry  :o)

Even had a man at the car wash place asked me how I kept it so tidy  8)


RIP Paul Lovejoy

Spireite

Looks the nuts mate.

Set of elite wheels maybe, and lowered slightly?

Always best to wash yourself mind, use a lambswool mitt, 2 bucket method and a nice micro fibre drying towel, then it'll preserve that lovely paintwork.

Webby the Bear

Quote from: Spireite on 27 October 2014, 17:49:12
Looks the nuts mate.

Set of elite wheels maybe, and lowered slightly?

Always best to wash yourself mind, use a lambswool mitt, 2 bucket method and a nice micro fibre drying towel, then it'll preserve that lovely paintwork.

Thanks mate  :y

TBH detailing isn't my forte but this time I am going to borrow a mate's Rug Doctor and get all the human slime out the seats and carpets  :y

Re the wheels / lowering... I'm going to be honest I don't like the look of it lowered. but I do like the Elite wheels. However, I want to keep him as stock as possible  :y
RIP Paul Lovejoy

Spireite

Fair shout, each to their own.

Not detailing mate, just careful car washing.

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Quote from: Webby the Bear on 27 October 2014, 18:05:23
Quote from: Spireite on 27 October 2014, 17:49:12
Looks the nuts mate.

Set of elite wheels maybe, and lowered slightly?

Always best to wash yourself mind, use a lambswool mitt, 2 bucket method and a nice micro fibre drying towel, then it'll preserve that lovely paintwork.

Thanks mate  :y

TBH detailing isn't my forte but this time I am going to borrow a mate's Rug Doctor and get all the human slime out the seats and carpets  :y

Re the wheels / lowering... I'm going to be honest I don't like the look of it lowered. but I do like the Elite wheels. However, I want to keep him as stock as possible  :y
Just fit mv6 springs/shocks.
Hoof'land storeman.

omega3000

That looks a decent job mate  :y

cem_devecioglu

from the pictures I can see a paint job properly done :y

dbug

Looks a good job Webby :y
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Lizzie_Zoom

Very, very lovely Webby!! 8) 8) 8) 8) :-* ;)

Webby the Bear

Cheers guys, all the wheel arch gubbins for £400 notes. Very pleased :)
RIP Paul Lovejoy

4x4

Nice job done,looks good in the flesh as they say  :y

chuftsmv6

A very clean example mate looks good  :)

Webby the Bear

RIP Paul Lovejoy

DrAndyB

Looks nice and tidy  :y

Just got mine back after she went in for both rear wheel arches,  inside door arches, rear doors and drivers door.  There was a few scabs appearing andnwad just starting to bubble on the underside of arches so hopefully nipped in the bud  :y

She looks pretty good now  :)

Will post a few pics weekend when I have washed and waxed her and detailed them wheels  :y

Garage asked what wax did I use as is was beading off better than the new cars they have in !!!!  A few goes with chamois and she was dry !!!!


Stand by for pics ...... :D

Vamps

Looking tidy............... :y :y