Lets take the Jaaaaaaaag

[Gally]

That van driver was hilarious. A very clear "look at those w*****s" to his wife as he drove passed.
@gally, so effing bored of what should be an easy product. Clearly too hot, reacts with anything other than their own products, needs drying off... so much for a touchless drying aid...

Flol at user error! Soak car, spray product, pressure wash off for a good couple of minutes leaving no residue of Hydro2 and leave car to dry or dry it yourself.

Hilarious though! H'actually hilarious!

 

[Addicted]

Flol at user error! Soak car, spray product, pressure wash off for a good couple of minutes leaving no residue of Hydro2 and leave car to dry or dry it yourself.

Hilarious though! H'actually hilarious!

Who knew people found it so hard to apply properly

It's so easy it's silly - maybe that's the issue? xD

 

[JD]

Flol at user error! Soak car, spray product, pressure wash off for a good couple of minutes leaving no residue of Hydro2 and leave car to dry or dry it yourself.

Hilarious though! H'actually hilarious!

@Rob @TheEvilGiraffe @Cookie @Waitey
What did we/you do lads? Exactly that, Kev. Was fine on anything sheer, anything remotely flat and it dried blotchy.

 

[Cookie]

@Rob @TheEvilGiraffe @Cookie @Waitey
What did we/you do lads? Exactly that, Kev. Was fine on anything sheer, anything remotely flat and it dried blotchy.

Soaked car, sprayed it with Hydro, jet washed car, open hose water on car. Then we used a V8 to dry the bonnet.

 

[Rob]

Flol at user error! Soak car, spray product, pressure wash off for a good couple of minutes leaving no residue of Hydro2 and leave car to dry or dry it yourself.

Hilarious though! H'actually hilarious!

Kev, could it have been reacting to the AF triple?

I arrived after it had been done but there wasn't anything wrong with the process as such, it was driven before it had dried but should that cause that level of problem?

There were also many successes of the day that weren't mentioned...

JD:

Fitted his //M badged to his freshly refurbed wheels (without super glue and he's scared they'll fall of due to levels of sealant applied previously)
Fitted a new bumper bracket
Polished and sealed the motor
Cleaned the jag's steering wheels properly after laughing at Steve's attempt.

I:
Gave the car a quick wash, coat of triple and some z8
Used JD's fancy leather stuff on my seats.

 

[Scrooge]

You've no doubt not done anything wrong, it's the heat and probably reacting with tripple. Mine reacted once and I'm pretty sure that was over tripple and in the heat.

You know how much hydro I get through so I'm pretty sure I've got the application Bob on.

How did tripple fare against the shaguar's paint @JD?

 

[JD]

You've no doubt not done anything wrong, it's the heat and probably reacting with tripple. Mine reacted once and I'm pretty sure that was over tripple and in the heat.

You know how much hydro I get through so I'm pretty sure I've got the application Bob on.

How did tripple fare against the shaguar's paint @JD?

Presumed heat Ant.

Ok. It's never going to cover/nip out dealer inflicted swirls but gave the paint some "looks great in the shade" bling.

 

[Scrooge]

As expected then

@Waitey are you going to get this corrected and have some proper protection put on it?

 

[Waitey]

As expected then :smile:

@Waitey are you going to get this corrected and have some proper protection put on it?

I'll give it a buzz over up north. Or just cover it up with Amigo.

 

[Gally]

Tripple was ideal for the red though. Awesome thing!

 

[Scrooge]

Amigo probably wouldn't cover up anything JD did not get out with tripple Id imagine

 

[Gally]

Amigo is best on corrected paint anyway.

Werkstat Prime would work.... Oh wait.

 

[JD]

@Waitey we'll get it down to The Unit for some proper loving with Ant soon. Once that man is a married mofo @Scrooge!!

 

[Cookie]

@Waitey we'll get it down to The Unit for some proper loving with Ant soon. Once that man is a married mofo @Scrooge!!

Might need to resurface the way in so the Jag doesn't catch on every single pothole
He's already married, JDrizzle

 

[Rob]

@Waitey we'll get it down to The Unit for some proper loving with Ant soon. Once that man is a married mofo @Scrooge!!

Bit slow chap? Married a while back?

 

[JD]

Thought it was July?!?

 

[Scrooge]

Thought it was July?!?

25th June mate, all done and dusted

unit lovin' would be be cool!

 

[Waitey]

@JD @TheEvilGiraffe @Rob

What the hell did you lot put on my windows and paint! My car was 100% covered dust dots this morning. Could not see out of the bloody windscreen!

 

[Gally]

FPMSL!!!!

 

[Waitey]

FPMSL!!!!

Stayed clean for days after its polish wash!

 

[Gally]

 

[Waitey]

More like "cheat" products are useless.

Never had this happen in the good old days, of DA and hand applying everything. The whole spray on, jet off application method is so hit and miss.

 

[Gally]

It's not. It's foolproof when used properly. I have gone through gallons of Hydro2 since it's inception and never once had an issue.

Not sure what they used on your screen! I'm guessing it's dusty where the car is parked etc? Have your car protected will created beading especially with Tripple for eg so the dust sits in the dots.

A proper glass/ceramic sealant will not do that essentially.

 

[Inequality Street]

Hydr02 is the easiest product on the market to use. Poor effort guys!

 

[JD]

Hardly a poor effort on our parts buddy. More on when not to use it by CarPro. It clearly dries very quickly and leaves effectively hard water/silicon marks.

 

[JD]

@gally anything different in process here? Spray on, jet off, open hose to remove beading, dry with a towel rather than drive off perhaps?

 

[Gally]

I left it sitting for about 30 minutes whilst I had some tea. Brought it inside and towel dried any droplets.

Use it as a drying aid a lot. Got it down to using very very little on the car. The simply trick is surely, don't let it dry. Easily done.

 

[Waitey]

Look at the formula of these things its basically snake oil.

 

[Mr Plums]

Polish @JD and the NBA star @Cookie

Brown leather shoes with no socks and shorts?

 

[Gally]

Look at the formula of these things its basically snake oil.

Well it's not really. If it was that easy you'd be making it and selling it.

 

[Sir_Dave]

Brown leather shoes with no socks and shorts?

Thats the sort of thing i wear to wash the car tbh. Deck shoes are for use with water after all ...
Invisible socks are required though, as per Waitey's outfit.
No gillet though? Disappoint.

 

[Rob]

Thats the sort of thing i wear to wash the car tbh. Deck shoes are for use with water after all ...
Invisible socks are required though, as per Waitey's outfit.
No gillet though? Disappoint.

There was a gilet and flat cap in the boot, I s**t you not.

 

[JD]

Brown leather shoes with no socks and shorts?

Deck shoes. If you have to ask... Etc.

 

[Waitey]

There was a gilet and flat cap in the boot, I s**t you not.

@Sir_Dave There was a flat hunting cap and a tweed gilet in my boot lol

 

[Sir_Dave]

@Sir_Dave There was a flat hunting cap and a tweed gilet in my boot lol

Excellent work lol!!

 

[Waitey]

Arse

Huge hole in it some how. New tyre is £217 fitted which isn't bad I don't think.

 

[Mr Plums]

Wheel spin on gravel ftl!

 

[Stay Puft]

Jesus, £217 a tyre!

 

[C.J]

Huge hole in it some how. New tyre is £217 fitted which isn't bad I don't think.

Not a bad price, what are they?

 

[Waitey]

@C.J In the end the company which was the cheapest didn't have any....

Went to Jag in Hull and paid £234 fitted.

295/30/20 Pirelli P Zero.