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General => Chatter => Topic started by: Rotary-Motion on September 23, 2012, 10:24:17 AM
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happened to be driving past a school cvar boot sale only a small concern, but managed to grab a bargain
a £50 car buffer, halfords make for £15 brand new in the box
bang tidy, crackin me fellow wiki peeps...
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_189810_langId_-1_categoryId_165640
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You can practice with it on the Deli if you like?
Dick
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Have you tried it yet?
I got given one as a present once............
I still use rags...........................
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yeah it literally brand new never been used, i tried it n the kitchen worktop its got some poke in her, came with 2 new buff covers...
how do i use it? do i apply T-Cut then use rag to wipe it off???
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People who use silver hammerite applied by a brush on there vehicles do NOT polish them! ;D
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People who use silver hammerite applied by a brush on there vehicles do NOT polish them! ;D
shhh it was a bargain, gonna take her for a spin, boob feeders fault he was on about it looking patchy on friday
ooer!!! the roofers came in :o
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Mine wouldn't polish a tomato.
Basically I think they are used as a buffer. Put the polish or T cut on by hand, and then take it of with one of the mops, and buff it to a high shine with the other mop.
They call it detailing these days. Loads about it on the interweb. If you really want to make it look horny, clay bar it first. Clay bars are the kit, but halfords seem to think they are gold bars, the price they want for them. cheaper off the web.
Mequiars (sp?) polish, showroom finish, seems to be raved about. Got a bottle, but havent tryed it yet.
Doesn't matter how good the polish is, its the prep with T cut and claybar that makes the difference. Takes a lot longer to do a van than a car though. I find it daunting.
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It might polish the wax off your fruit. A 2000 rpm 9 inch tool is what needed to do the task.
Detailing...is that more than a 15 minute 2 bucket wash every 4 months?
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I have only ever "Detailed"one of my cars once! Thats 8 cars (or there about's) Only ever done 2 oil changes and thrashed the knickers off each and every one of the poor things! ;D ;D ;D :P
Buyem tough, buyem cheap drivem hard!
oh and don't weep at their demise!
I like the hammerite finish with a paint brush, though I think I would go for a roller instead! :D
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Mine wouldn't polish a tomato.
Basically I think they are used as a buffer. Put the polish or T cut on by hand, and then take it of with one of the mops, and buff it to a high shine with the other mop.
They call it detailing these days. Loads about it on the interweb. If you really want to make it look horny, clay bar it first. Clay bars are the kit, but halfords seem to think they are gold bars, the price they want for them. cheaper off the web.
Mequiars (sp?) polish, showroom finish, seems to be raved about. Got a bottle, but havent tryed it yet.
Doesn't matter how good the polish is, its the prep with T cut and claybar that makes the difference. Takes a lot longer to do a van than a car though. I find it daunting.
hi there greasemonkey, thx for wexplaianing that, never heard of clay bars but will look into it, sounds like a posh roof rack to me lol
i hear ya on the size of it being daunting, my van is quite large compared to ya good ol tranny, i think i will just pick a panel or quater panel and do that, and not try do it all in one go, mat start with the bonnet its small and i can reach down on that easy ;)