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I didn't get stuck. Honest :o

Such a good video. Really geeky OCD stuff. Not necessarily a car I lust after but I appreciate being told about the processes involved in designing/developing it.

A lot of numpties seemingly forget to clear the lights. This annoys me more than the roof and bonnet thing tbh.

WIP

Lol. I will not be using a hair dryer ;)

Would look as metal putting a car cover on before walking into the office than I would using a hair dryer to melt the snow from my car.

That's why I though the detailing forum would be a good place to post this thread!

99% of people probably don't care about the state of their paint tbf.

I mainly meant roof and bonnet. Anywhere that's already covered in swirls really.

Technique favoured by my old man as well.

I will admit this thread came about from sheer boredom. Trouble with water is that you end up with sheet ice to slip on! Will look into investing in an extension for the hair dryer.

Not sure of the best place to put this thread but I want detailers advice really. What is the best way to clear inches worth of snow from the body work? I'm guessing any sort of pushing would inflict marring etc. I would generally wait for it to melt of it's own accord but when there's a thick...

They're not readable by ANPR IIRC. In theory an uninsured driver would not be picked up if they had an illegal plate like this.

Don't worry mate. I was only messing. I spent an hour reading the thread last night and it's not your fault there's about 10 pages of people arguing! Not doing the welding yourself anymore?

Fantastic project. Need to work harder though. The number of pages to progress ratio is not good :p

Like that?

Indeed. I only use it when idling.

I think there is a wheel well in the way.

Oh no...

Welcome to the club :)

Welcome to CliioSport Gaston :) Mar Del Plata must be very busy at this time of year. I was there for a couple of days in November and this is the only photo I took:

Amazingly reckless.

People still make these. Infact a came across a website just last week: http://minisupercars.com/

Very nice! Especially leather Recaros. The paint looks great but looking after it must be a different story.

I used to have a similar car: http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y195/MarkyDotCom/cs/S934%20RWE/Marky-IMGP0990.jpg I think they're so "high" due to the complete lack of any equipment in them. 900kg rings a bell.

That's cleaner than paul's bean!

Wow. I've never seen much point in putting buckets into a road car but this is certainly one time where it was a good idea! Get well soon.

No cup splitter and gloss black turinis? Could be confusing for new people.

Welcome :)

Having heard one side of the story, it certainly sound like there's a case to answer for.