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I think so, they were sat next to a couple of doors...........Are they Freelanderer wheels?
I think so, they were sat next to a couple of doors...........Are they Freelanderer wheels?
In my head I am reviewing the Disco situation, and I think you probably have all of mine on a list somewhere!I bet you need yer right hand dirdy boy lol
So how much is the v8
Here's a mad tip, use a tooth brush around all the fine detail.when its finished...
Make vids of these and put em on FB and YouTube, you'll make a fortune.He’s annoying sometimes. If the alarm goes on the phone he will touch it with his nose & turn it off.
We now have to make sure phones are screen downwards.
You could always borrow @kevstar 's long-johns!New battery fitted to Motobike.
May be time to put the leather dungarees on
As the weather is still cold
If you're a monk who likes to keep clean?Why change a habit
Hmm paid work but you'd have to do what they say every day. No chance to feck off when you have other stuff to do. Can't see you doing it really but then what do I know!!!Morning all tis overcast nice n warm done the usual dog walk with the mates.
Not sure what to get up to today might go to my parents and have a bbq.
Njoy yer day zooners
I got asked if I wanted to have an interview to be an engineer on the subs when they come in for repairs.
Basically get interview get job, not sure if id like it tbh. Somit to think about.
LOL!Are they Freelanderer wheels?
Eye has a valet brush which is like a circular paint brush for doing the edges. When I cover it wiv snow foam (it's just high concentrate car shampoo that sits onnit ferrabit to soak into dirt) I go round all the edges like the window rubbers wiv me brush. Eye tape up the rubbers wiv masking tape so I can hand polish up to the edges anorl. The polishing gets the 'edge' dirt oft which is often stuck ont for many years. Ont paint work sitting by the rubber.Here's a mad tip, use a tooth brush around all the fine detail.
I use this whenever I sell a car. It cleans the bits you can't even really tell are dirty and the overall effect is to make it look brand new.
I also lift up the rubber bits with a blunt toothpick to get under them so they are clean right up to the edges.
But then I get the feeling you are a valeter who missed his calling!
Are you buffing up the headlights as well?
Really am looking forward to seeing these pics!
and no, i never clean a car usually. Hate doing it. cos I can only do it one way, and that takes me three days minimum.
Yes. First night of a Sister's visit is always a very, very long chin-wag session and a lot of drinking till the early hours (2 I think it was).Did you have a good time though?
Gottid some rust ont me metal drive gates. Only a small bit but eye want to protect it and stop it rusting like a tratter. Is this the best stuff to use:
https://www.screwfix.com/p/no-nonsense-red-oxide-metal-primer-undercoat-750ml/947fg
Eye has a valet brush which is like a circular paint brush for doing the edges. When I cover it wiv snow foam (it's just high concentrate car shampoo that sits onnit ferrabit to soak into dirt) I go round all the edges like the window rubbers wiv me brush. Eye tape up the rubbers wiv masking tape so I can hand polish up to the edges anorl. The polishing gets the 'edge' dirt oft which is often stuck ont for many years. Ont paint work sitting by the rubber.
I will clean the headlights then wax them. The plastic is clear and undamaged at the moment. So no need to polish them.
Have to admit eye does like cleaning cars but haven't done it much for a while. Not had the time. This is the first time I have gone this far for about 8 years. I have a drive now which makes it easier. Was road side in a quiet area before.
Clearly you are a gourmetHad me crumpits. Two cheese un unyun pastry fings and two packets of crisps. One be monster much unyun.
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