Another CYC Order Thread..

[Krys_23]

Just treating the rallye to some goodies!



Order Inventory:
Product: Chemical Guys - Fabric Clean
Quantity: 1
Product Code: CHEC10
Price: £5.06

Product: Poorboys - White Diamond
Quantity: 1
Product Code: POOH21
Price: £10.17

Product: Chemical Guys - Jet Seal 109
Quantity: 1
Product Code: CHE13
Price: £19.53

Product: Dodo Juice - Diamond White
Quantity: 1
Product Code: DJDW250
Price: £27.66

Product: Meguiars Detailing Clay - Aggressive
Quantity: 1
Product Code: C-2100
Price: £19.53

Product: Eurow - Sheepskin Wash Mitt
Quantity: 1
Product Code: EURW1
Price: £6.77


She can't say i'm bad to her ;)

[sharpy24]

I hope you are going to be machine polishing the paint after using that clay.....

[Krys_23]

Obviously.. I had to buy the aggressive due to the rallye being badly contaminated with metal fillings.

[sharpy24]

It must be bad as ive removed lots of metal filings using normal bilt hamber clay and had not problems, only once had the need for agressive clay and the mess it made was rediculous, only did half the car and did the other half twice with regular and it did just a good job with half the marring

[Claireeyy]

sorry wee hi-jack. was that the bilt hamber soft clay? how do you rate it? thinking on buying some myself.

Nice list again Krys must have a shed full by now lol

[Krys_23]

Tempted to ring them up and change the aggressive for the mild now i think about it.. I used megs mild in the past and it was ace..

Yes i have a fair amount now will update with pics of all my collection ;)

[J222JRA]

Tbh Krys ive never needed to use a agressive clay....always find mild strong enough on even the really contaminated paint surfaces.

I recommend this one,
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/gloss-it-mild-clay-bar-cat7.html

[Krys_23]

Yeah i kinda thought about that after i had done it.. Sent cyc an email asking to send mild instead because its the same price, All the other products are good though! Might get the fabric cleaner on my new red carpet ;) x

[J222JRA]

Yeah buddy everything else is really good...i use the fabric clean quite alot on carpets etc etc.....should buy the fabric seal as well mate...well worth the money!

[Krys_23]

Yeah man i've still got a pot of Purple haze with 95% in that i'll likely never use! New glaze and sealents in that order so rallye should be sexual once she is seriously whored.. Estimated time 24hrs.

[Krys_23]

It's arrived.. unfortunately the aggressive wasn't replaced with mild :(?

http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n299/Krystewart9/DSC00464.jpg
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n299/Krystewart9/DSC00465.jpg
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n299/Krystewart9/DSC00466.jpg

[J222JRA]

Some very sexual items Krys.

[Krys_23]

Thanks James, I've been sniffing the three bottles above and MMM.. I wish i could order more but think i should focus on more mechanical problems first before more whoring :(

[J222JRA]

Yeah i know what you mean......wish i hadnt gone so mental buying new products at Christmas now lol

[Krys_23]

It's seriously an addiction once you get started.. Although i'm considering MAYBE going self employed.

[J222JRA]

Do it!!!! Could make some good money buddy.

[Krys_23]

Yeah man there is nobody really up this way that does it.. But just got a lesson about being insured for doing it, Really considering it now that i think of it my auntie and uncle have there own business in hydrophones so i'm sure they could put out forms for me becoming self employed :y:

[J222JRA]

Yes buddy the frst thing you need is some form of insurance as its easy to make an expensive mistake.

Have you done much polishing work??? If not may be worth meeting up with someone such as Wayne, spending a day with him to pick up some tips.

[Krys_23]

I can honestly say that for the amount i have read over the years and tested using the DA on my previous saxo's and Astra vxr's etc that i'm quite confident with the DAS, I know about spreading polishes out at low speeds breaking them down and not overdoing your work area size. :y:

[J222JRA]

Thats good then buddy, if i was you i would invest in some scrap panels and buy a rotary...just to have a play, if your gonna do this as a career... Time is Money and rotary is far quicker.

[Krys_23]

Very true i could really do with getting a rotary and a few scrap panels, Once i have done the 106 with the DA, I will see how i go with the rotary :y: