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Look up project turdbo on Instagram. A TVR mate of mine and @Cookie is pulling his hair out over vac leaks and other issues having bought a "top condition" 996 turbo.
I've used one and completely agree - great for crevices where you can't necessarily get a hoover attachment to it, but surely suck not blow to clear mess (heyoooo).
That's good to know. I was surprised at the lack of suds, even with a water softener plugged in. But it's left it really nicely sheeting and beading. I only used WetCoat on the wheels in the end, as I've still got some protection going (could be the Duel Flex Coat still going).
Is this a p**n site?
Sacked Sky off in October after they fucked me around on moving house. Called up three weeks before, booked it all in - all gravy. Call from the estate agent suggesting I couldn't book to move in before the seller had "moved out" with Sky, so cancelled. Told to call back...
I think I've asked this recently but best looking/lasting quick spray sealant? Just noted EasyCoat from Gtechniq and a big fan of the brand. Has anyone tried it up against Gyeon et al? @Gally perhaps, brother?!
It's designed for interior fabrics so won't last long in the elements. Renovo is still my go to. Lasts a good two to three years in my experience if applied correctly as Dan has said.
The main reason for going Nilfisk a decade ago was the use of metal impellors in their motors, over plastic in Karchers. That's not longer the case, so I'd widen the search in brands fella.
Also interested in the supposedly "silent" K4 from them...