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Post by Dezzy Wed May 19, 2010 2:00 am

For those of you that don't know my 8 isn't exactly the most prime example out there, in fact if i ever get to a meet you wanna park next to it as it'll make yours look fantastic.

But i'm going to have a go at this cleaning lark. I have some stuff already but will need to make an order sometime from detailed obsession for a good polish. I need a good polish as i have lots of swerls (Mike will educate me on what one when i see him next Very Happy ). But i will use what i have first just to make room for new stuff as space is something i struggle with.

List of cleaning stuff is:

Meg's wash mitt
AG shampoo
Mer polish
Dodo juice purple haze wax
AG extra gloss protection
Some tyre dressing a freind gave me years ago
My right arm to apply it all.

I know Audi paint is tough ut as i don't own a polisher or know anyone with one so i'm going for it the good old way (just as well it's not a big car)

I'll get photo's uploaded after i've had a stab at it


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Post by thebluewhale Wed May 19, 2010 10:46 am

Hey Dezzy

Good luck with the cleaning.

Don't forget Mike has a polisher and he can't help himself when it comes to dirty '8's (oh er) Laughing

Amar's (now mine) G220 polisher has arrived this evening so I'll probably be swapping stories about how bad these are because it can't be us wrecking the paintwork its got to be the polish or polisher Very Happy

Looking forward to the results

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Post by Dezzy Wed May 19, 2010 11:09 am

What you thinking should i just park it up outside his house, go for a walk up on the moor and come back to a gleaming 8 as the shame of a swerlly one on the drive would just be too much for him? tongue

It sound good but knowing my luck i would make a 3 hour round trip and find out he's not home Embarassed How stupid would that be?

I don't mind doing it to be honest, i try to keep it clean but it does make my arm ache. And washing the 8 well thats not too bad either Shocked
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Post by thebluewhale Wed May 19, 2010 1:34 pm

I didn't realise you were so far away geography was never my strong point Surprised

You never know a swirly 8 might be too much for him.

Good luck getting the swirls out by hand. I tried that and 2 days later it looked shinier but still swirly Crying or Very sad
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Post by darrenjoe90 Wed May 19, 2010 1:46 pm

steve if you ever need some practise with your g220 then just nip over the boarder and give it a go on mine Smile
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Post by thebluewhale Wed May 19, 2010 2:04 pm

I appreciate the offer Darren but I'll be very busy trying to

a) work out how to use the thing
b) de swirl the car

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Post by darrenjoe90 Wed May 19, 2010 2:17 pm

go to meguiars website. they have some very interesting videos on there worth watchin. www.meguiars.co.uk
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Post by Dezzy Thu May 20, 2010 2:50 am

thebluewhale wrote:I didn't realise you were so far away geography was never my strong point Surprised

You never know a swirly 8 might be too much for him.

Good luck getting the swirls out by hand. I tried that and 2 days later it looked shinier but still swirly Crying or Very sad

It's not too bad a drive to be honest and it's a good road when it's not busy, i was expecting Mike to come back with something as i drove down the other day, 5 mins from his house i text to say i'm close only to find out i had my months mixed up and he wasn't there so i drove home again. What a numpty Laughing
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