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Sounds like its not making a good connection on the battery , they have to be just right and it's a bit of a pain at times. I suppose an idea is to connect it up and then get a multimeter on your battery to confirm the voltage
Was it blowing ? Has it cured it?
I think mine is blowing but hard to tell as i can't physically feel any air escape but have the occasional drip when cold - much easier on a 182 than 172 though
second vote for I4detailing here too :approve:
I have a big pot of the homebrew at home waiting to be used on my Titanium - i believe from what has been said in another thread (gally) that the key with Silvers is in the prep prior to waxing etc
For das-6 pro, I am looking for pads to apply both a cutting compound and glaze, wax will be applied by hand.
I literally don't know where to start given the different brands out there
Any help appreciated!
When i put both my URL ones on my rear windows it took me ages as each letter did not seperate easily, i ended up using my membership card behind the backing to force it onto the window, that and removing it at a sharp angle from the window. Bit of a pain, but i was doing it on a cold dark...
I know, no chance of doing it outside with the weather as it is at the moment. I will be popping back down to my brothers unit (above) at some point to give it a good going over.
Just realised how rubbish the photos above are - i uploaded off my phone last night. Will get much better pictures...
Plan to give it a full machine polish & wax - looking forward to this because I am itching to try out my new DA :)
Need to fix a few little niggles too , like leaky washer bottle and slight boot leak
Spent tonight getting my alloys refurbed - whilst I had the wheels off I decided to change the brake fluid and tidy up the calipers .
When I arrived
Before
After a clean up
After a quick coat of hammerite (will be tidied up in the future)
Action shot of the alloy in the prep process...