1st polish for meeee

[kic]

after reading alot of peoples posts i thought i'd give it a go,

i used autoglym SRP small amounts on a soft pad worked in till its almost gone, buffed of any ecxess with a micro fibre cloth.

then i applied the autoglym EGP with another soft pad (left to dry as instructed) then buffed of with a micro fibre,

was left with some polish on plastic strips etc but a little simmonz back to black fixed it :rasp:

pics are took in the shade, what you lovely people think ?????

 

[Beef-Mc]

Not a bad result, need to clean those sills though

As well as investing in some tyre shine.

 

[kic]

whats best to clean the sills? i know there a bit textured and didnt know what to use

 

[The Seer]

Yeah looking good.

Did mine the other day.

 

[Rich]

Nice work, a scrub with car shampoo or some degreaser will clean the sills.

Avoid trim with the AG Twins as it will mark them as you found.

 

[The Seer]

As for tyre shine I'd use Swissvax Pneu. Available from Swissvax direct.

Unlike some of those other tyre shine products on the market, Pneu leaves the tyres looking New, like they've just been fitted. Not that silly over the top unrealistic wet look.

 

[Rich]

Pah - Glossy tyres rule

 

[Brand86]

Yep all about glossy tyres to match the paint work...Blackfire all the way!

Looks nice though mate...just do the sills next time as said. It is all about the details.

 

[kic]

am 6' 2'' with a bad back thats my excuse:lolup:

 

[The Seer]

Pah - Glossy tyres rule

Always looks a little fake to me.

Still, we all have our preferences.

 

[Rich]

Indeed - I like fake tits, shiny rubber, pvc and car tyres lol

 

[Beef-Mc]

Indeed - I like fake tits, shiny rubber, pvc and car tyres lol

What a man!

 

[Rich]

Oops - Damn wrong forum !

 

[The Seer]

Indeed - I like fake tits, shiny rubber, pvc and car tyres lol

Well they all smell similiar to each other if nothing else.