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Yes. Now go wash your mouth out with fiddy weight.

SKF were my best employer when in recruitment around a year ago. Random comment, but would be interested in which ones as with Trev?

OK has to be the 75th thread on black cars this week ;) NOOOOOOOOO to Tcut!!!!!! If you want the car look new again, suggest getting someone to Machine Polish it for you as this will remove all of the scrathes on the surface. If you are aiming at certain bad scratches, I recommend Meguiars...

I would suggest Autosol is the best option, then maybe some Super Resin Polish to finish off and give a nice end look.

Name the products, then I'll help out lad. Should also say on the back of the packet/box/bottle. It is also down to personal taste etc.

One of the best condition and best looking cars out there. Shame to see her go, but Vee is stunning and will, I'm sure, keep that grin firmly on your face!!

Sorry, I didn't mean that I had replaced it, it just came off when I was cleaning lol!

That was linked in from another thread, not too long ago.

Yes now these are a common problem on the non sport models sadly. I think that you can literally remove the rubber and replace it, as I have taken mine off before, although not recently!

Ali aren't you in the midst of detailing the vee, or is the lover above doing it for you??

Liked these when I was 17, six years on they are not my cuppa. Glad you like it though fella, it's all that matters!

Thank god you didn't put "rant over"!

Nice, link to the process used for the geek (me) on here?

I suspect both mate, in all honesty.

What do you know gheyer. The man above is right, metal filler is your best bet.

Twin turbo? Christ that must shift! The Bentley is just awful. Such a shame.

That's a good, but small point as that would be an easy upgrade. And it would murder most 1*2 cars on here.

New background? Hell yes.

Not liking the gold one bit . . . but the quality of work appears to be just incredible. Great dedication lad, really impressivo!! Also, where is that carbon fibre? I can't work out which part of the car that is!! Edit; roof, just got that the glass is the sun roof lol! Thought it might be the...

Bit more of an explanation as to what you "have" to do would be helpful lad . . . ?

Christ that would be fun on the roads around me . . .

No can do IIRC Biffy :(

Ha, sad lad ;) The EGP I find gives great results, but I swear I end up using far too much of it, therefore looking for a spray. I guess I could get a spray bottle though . . . hadn't though about that!

I personally use the following; Light marks - SRP on sfx pad (non cut, can never remember which way round it is 1-3) Swirling - Menzerna Intensive Polish on sfx pad Sometimes I use the Menzerna Final Finish, but find SRP is just the same and I have a lot of that!! Seal using EGP, wax using...

It is incredible how much difference they can make. I remember doing Russ@gasperformance's car (not sure why that has tried to create a link). The reflections were astronomical, not trying to blow my own trumpet! The other thing, is that it cuts down your "I think I'll give it a quick polish"...

There is a good guide in the guides section, for getting a PC frmo america. There is also a good guide to detailing that Rich had written up. Re machine polishing, easy does it is the key. The best option is to use the most non abrasive polish and pad first time round. You are very unlikely to...

AS above, people seem to be raving about Bilberry Wheel Cleaner at the moment. I haven't tried it myself, but Andy (clio-coby) seems to get on well with it. Once the wheels are clean, I would suggest taking them off, claying them, polishing them with Super Resin Polish (SRP) and then sealing...

Chris Pearson's ph1 replica, now for sale.

Re: Mk1 172 Hybrid Track Car Project Very true matt

You shouldn't really wax lights should you? I was told be a fairly reliable source that the waxes would react to the light/temps . . . ? Could be wrong!