I still have the original two can kit under the passenger seat but I doubt very much if they are still viable and not sure I would ever actually use, I have always carried a spare wheel since I sliced open the side wall going around a corner a little too close.
Now on eBay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/177277001809?mkevt=1&mkpid=0&emsid=e11021.m164380.l178263&mkcid=7&ch=osgood&euid=e6da7a902e50438aaf4e0fd42310bc2e&bu=43550124036&ut=RU&exe=0&ext=0&osub=-1%7E1&crd=20250720033217&segname=11021&recoId=177277001809&recoPos=1
Will not be there for long I’m sure.
I use mostly Auto Finesse stuff, because I have for years. I use this and the pad version for washing.
https://www.autofinesse.com/collections/car-wash/products/plush-wash-mitt
I also have the earlier versions of this and they are crazy thick...
Three exhaust on the Porsche? I’m going to plead ignorance and the fact I have covid so my brain is only functioning on one brain cell but………………
Looks a lovely evening though.
Hey folks, yes I am still here. I’ve been ill for a while now and in and out of hospital. But, think I’ve turned a corner now so all good.
So Stefán, though all my plans for the year have completely gone out of the window the Orb is absolutely staying 😁
Definitely not a sticker. Some kind of transfer applied on top of the lacquer that literally fades with time and washing, you can just about see them on my original set. Best bet would be Speedline but there is no chance they would supply as there is a chance they would end up on a non Speedline...
I believe that the sill protector is just glued on and in the absence of a replacement careful removal has to be an option?
I’m sure I read a post on here somewhere of someone who had those door shut stickers copied/replaced.
The cars originally came with a little kit with a couple of cars of the fluid, I still have mine under the front seat though I suspect the cans are now likely to make an even bigger mess than they did even when new.
I bought a spare original Speedline Corse and wheel very early on and put it in...