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Warning, Cleaning *****s work inside. (lots of photos)

Car  clio R27
Gave her a good clean as I just purchased some sonus green clay and a new lambswool mitt!

Usual two bucket method, clay, two bucket again, blade dried, polish, polish, wax, wax....

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oh and a shoot later on

Just a bit of an off the cuff shoot with my mates teggy not the best was having a play with my mates camera so.... the results....

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yeah afraid so, fairly harsh one as paint was looking quite rough some scratches etc so just did those areas, followed by a gentle one to remove the marring and swirling in a few places.
 
yeah afraid so, fairly harsh one as paint was looking quite rough some scratches etc so just did those areas, followed by a gentle one to remove the marring and swirling in a few places.

Fair dos lad. As Alex has mentioned, the blade won't be helping you there.

Looks great though. Not a fan of Tegs, but Chris loves you for this thread ;)
 
Looks good, tho the teg looks crap next the the R, unbelievably dated now, as above i'd avoid using the blade on your paintwork too, if the slightest bit of grit gets under the blade, you run it across a panel...baby Jesus crys!!
 
Looks good, tho the teg looks crap next the the R, unbelievably dated now, as above i'd avoid using the blade on your paintwork too, if the slightest bit of grit gets under the blade, you run it across a panel...baby Jesus crys!!

Agree'd. It's iconic...Much like the williams. But so so dated.

Blade is ok on glass imo. But no real need, dryin towel is better.

Looks decent.
 
hmm, cheers for comments, ive not had a problem as long as enough water is on it but probably will get a drying towel i guess....

teggy is quick, he bought it for the ring lol got some good shoots with mates cars will get more pictures soon enough =)

OH anyone at Goodwood saturday? ill be there! marshalling though lol
 
looks real smart ever thought of putting the CHs on the clio, would be very different and a wicked set of wheels
 
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