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Same with the phones.
Awesome piece of kit, still loving mine. Those areas and times are why they are so useful Roy. I caught up on TopGear in bed last night with it against my knees. The laptop would have been heavy, hot and awkward in comparison!
My current thoughts. No replies to emails, delays in processing, PayPal issues over what currency they selected for their shopping cart and slow postage.
A shame.
Really? Just moved down here and have decent reception all of the time. Also use the map a lot to find clients' offices and never have a problem with the 3G.
Gav, search. Fella it's been posted so many times before it's really getting old. I know forums are here to help etc etc and I've done my bit over the years, but there are some almost identically titled threads no more than a month ago.
Also search DW as Wofs Chemicals has recently undertaken a speedboat recently.
P1 followed by C1 should see you well as I believe they are the same chemicals for cars as they are for boats.
You also are unlikely to get the marks that you have inflicted out, due to using such an aggressive grade. The machine polishing part has nothing to do with it. I agree, by hand, you can achieve almost perfect results. But not by using 800 grit.
It's not a wooden door.
Please stop suggesting such high grades of wet and dry.
If you want to ruin your own headlights, that's your prerogative. Do not use anything below 2000 and ideally you'll want someone with a machine polisher to polish out the sanding marks.
Fantastic as per sir!
I'm yet to have a good experience with a bodyshop...
Also when I detailed JonG's capsicum 1.2 from on here, that had pad transfer on the rear and front bumpers!