the collection grows!

[Rich84]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v127/jpr5426/Rich/100_0661.jpg

got the 3 step system today so she's had a full goining over

the shampoo's missing but i do have it as well as all the other bits for trim and interior


and now for the results

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v127/jpr5426/Rich/100_0664.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v127/jpr5426/Rich/100_0662.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v127/jpr5426/Rich/100_0663.jpg

always seem to end up with buff marks on the bonnet though!

[djjoney]

nice little collection there :)

[kcsaxo]

what, no MF or WW towels? amateurs :)

[Rich84]

all the meguires towels an cloths are on next month's list for now am just using normal microfibre cloth's

[Dan]

Looks good matey but I dont think the pics do it much justice to be honest.

[ChrisJ]

Microfibre and waffle weave towels are a must.
Also try a poorboys super thick and plush towel for polishing, may eliminate the buff marks on the bonnet.

[Rich84]

Looks good matey but I dont think the pics do it much justice to be honest.


not good with a camera at all mate but am goin out later an il try some arty shots see how they come out:)

Microfibre and waffle weave towels are a must.
Also try a poorboys super thick and plush towel for polishing, may eliminate the buff marks on the bonnet.


thanks for the advice, am addin it all to the list dont worry;)

[Connor_scotland]

Nice stuff you got there

what a shine

[DarylVTR]

good god its a clone of yate5sy's car

well almost.....



That must have set you back almost £100 your mad! looks cleannnnn though dude

[PolishedBliss]

Looks like a good finish to me, consider Poorboy's towels over Megs towels though, the Deluxe Mega Towel we do is simply awesome, and will ensure you don't end up with any buffing marks. :)