Looks similar to mine.
very tidy and clean.... nice picture angles too 
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lol looks similar to a lot of peoples on here.
not got it permaguarded no but i use zymol titanium on it. Really good polish, i'd of bought the one designed for red cars but this pot was from when i had my mini it's lasting ages!
not got it permaguarded no but i use zymol titanium on it. Really good polish, i'd of bought the one designed for red cars but this pot was from when i had my mini it's lasting ages!
not nice, VERY NICE!
Bye
Luca
Bye
Luca
pity i'll only look like that for a day until the crud from winter gets to work ... nice work.
... nice work.
looking good!
the previous owner of mine always used Zymol on it! swore by it..... Gotta get me some so i can keep it up to the same high standard....
costs a bit (starter kit around £80) but as you say it lasts ages.
the previous owner of mine always used Zymol on it! swore by it..... Gotta get me some so i can keep it up to the same high standard....
costs a bit (starter kit around £80) but as you say it lasts ages.
Mmm nice, always feel a little jealous of peoples pix, then i realise i've got one too.
Bit off topic, how does everyone clean the grit and dirt from the crack between the body and the skirt with the trophy logo on it?
Bit off topic, how does everyone clean the grit and dirt from the crack between the body and the skirt with the trophy logo on it?
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after washing the whole car i use a squeege (i'm a signwriter so it's a tool of the trade)
but anything a little thicker than a credit card does the job wrapped with a cloth and push it inot the gaps of all the panels.
on another note zymol doesnt leave a white residue around panel gaps like most liquid polishes, and always use a microfiber cloth to remove it as other ones dont do a proper job
but anything a little thicker than a credit card does the job wrapped with a cloth and push it inot the gaps of all the panels.
on another note zymol doesnt leave a white residue around panel gaps like most liquid polishes, and always use a microfiber cloth to remove it as other ones dont do a proper job