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Ah right. I find my paint quite hard, so tend to use cutting with IP for swirl removal. deap scratches I have tended to try and improve, but haven't dared to move onto power gloss yet. Maybe over the summer :S
not suprised mate. The constant bending over is uncomfortable really. Probably a...
Just follow the wiring near the disc and it will end somewhere near a toothed/cog like ring. Its on the end of the axle where it meets the hub on the front. Not sure about the 1.2s rear though. If that makes sense :S
were the carrier pins siezed tigger? seems wierd that the inside pad was fine and the outer was completely gone. should be the other way round with the wear of them really.
Noticed that my tyre was flat a few weeks ago. So pumped it up and noticed that it is continuing to go down veryyyyyyyyyyy slowly. The car is on the drive all week, so not driven loads. Took the tyre off and nothing to be seen i.e. nails etc. Any ideas?
Anyone got any preferences? Pro's and cons to both?
I've found this shop on ebay that seems reasonable. Good prices on hoses too check out tht shop. Was thinking about the silicon tubing from this guy too. Much cheaper than samco...
it is, but in small amounts. The last thing you want is to get it on the discs, so any overuse might stray onto them. But you barely need any to be honest.
You don't have to clay, but it is adviced as the contaminents can get stuck in the pad and cause more damage. Depends how often you polish and wax the car.
If you speak to any detailer on DW they would all recommend practice. Courses are a waste of time/money unless you're looking at opening a business and having some credentials to show off.
True, but it's not that easy to burn through. You need to leave it in the same spot for hours. My 182 paint is solid. Vauxhauls and fords i've found are much softer so there is more chance of burning through. If you look at a good guide you can't really go wrong. Just steer clear of edges as...