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22nd July 2006, 22:16
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Saxperience Post Whore
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lol not bad,
Does any1 know if polished bliss are offering premium members discount on their products atall?
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24th July 2006, 11:04
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#62
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Frequent Poster
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Car(s): Leon 16V
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Yes and I'm afraid not. We don't offer discounts at all, as we set our prices as low as possible anyway, so as to make sure we offer all of our customers the best possible deal. We also subsidise postal charges to help keep the costs to you guys down. What we do on the forums we sponsor is maintain a daily presence helping out and offering tips, and paying a fee to help keep the forum going. We find that offering advice and getting the best result first time is worth more than any discount.
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25th July 2006, 18:54
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#63
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Saxperience Post Whore
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Wishaw United Kingdom (Scotland)
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Car(s): Nissan 350z
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building up my car cleaning products
how the boot looks so far :Y:
craigy
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ill happily admit ive watched quite a bit of porn this evening. its coming out like tater water now
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25th July 2006, 19:01
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#64
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Frequent Poster
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: northampton United Kingdom (England)
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Car(s): carbon clad nos breathing westcoast
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Quote:
Originally Posted by craigy_87
building up my car cleaning products
how the boot looks so far :Y:
craigy
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looks quite full actually
but not as full as mine
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25th July 2006, 19:35
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#65
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Quote:
Originally Posted by djjoney
looks quite full actually
but not as full as mine
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lol thats cos u have the meguiars bag that was made to be filled up
craigy
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Originally Posted by bullit
ill happily admit ive watched quite a bit of porn this evening. its coming out like tater water now
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25th July 2006, 19:37
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LMAO thats true
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25th July 2006, 19:43
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my next cleaning purchase is the meguires wool mitt thing an some scratch X
craigy
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Originally Posted by bullit
ill happily admit ive watched quite a bit of porn this evening. its coming out like tater water now
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25th July 2006, 19:49
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i can recomend the lambs wool mitt
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25th July 2006, 19:52
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kool yeah i was about to buy it last time i was out shopping but used the last of the cash i had on me on some gold class wax an a clay bar
craigy
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ill happily admit ive watched quite a bit of porn this evening. its coming out like tater water now
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26th July 2006, 10:56
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Ashford United Kingdom (England)
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Car(s): Saxo VTR/S, Mk1 Cortina, Jaguar XJS Convertible et
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My clean sax:
Few more changes since these pics and by friday she will be lowered approx 45mm too!
Thanks
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26th July 2006, 10:59
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Car(s): VTS all the way baby.
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Looking good mate. Should colour code I think and yea needs lowering. Love black sax's. Changed the wheels from the last meet there looking good.
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26th July 2006, 11:06
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Originally Posted by droopster
Looking good mate. Should colour code I think and yea needs lowering. Love black sax's. Changed the wheels from the last meet there looking good.
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Yeh mate, got rid of the 17 billion inch bad boys for these 15s which I like alot more! Yeh, was going to have ago at the bumpstrips first, what did you do? wet n dry, then primer, then top coat? Gonna get standard mirrors on too when I find some, also spray the fuel cap black maybe. . .Will post new pics when its lowered on thurs/friday. Currently got no gearbox in as i lost 5th gear so Ive got the oldone out and have another one ready to go in hoping to fit it tonight and also do my front springs and then b able to drive it but Im gonna have to work fast!!
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26th July 2006, 11:13
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#73
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Originally Posted by shaggers_saxvtr
Yeh mate, got rid of the 17 billion inch bad boys for these 15s which I like alot more! Yeh, was going to have ago at the bumpstrips first, what did you do? wet n dry, then primer, then top coat? Gonna get standard mirrors on too when I find some, also spray the fuel cap black maybe. . .Will post new pics when its lowered on thurs/friday. Currently got no gearbox in as i lost 5th gear so Ive got the oldone out and have another one ready to go in hoping to fit it tonight and also do my front springs and then b able to drive it but Im gonna have to work fast!!
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Got your work cut out then.lol. Yes mate those wheels look better than the big bad boys you had. Suit the car better Yea mate sanded it down dry first then wet sanded with 600 then 1200. Do not spray until all the dimples are out and it is silky smooth. The finish will be a much better quality. I masking taped up and that was a pain in the ass big time as I put masking behind the top of the bumpstrip. Did 3 coats of primer and sanded down each time in between. Then 5 or 6 coats of black sanded down inbetween each coat then coated a few layers with laquer. Took me and a mate 6 hours to do which isn't too bad. It's all about the preperation I believe. Spray evenly aswell as first time I did it you could see slight bits of primer through but all sorted now.
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26th July 2006, 11:18
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#74
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Originally Posted by droopster
Got your work cut out then.lol. Yes mate those wheels look better than the big bad boys you had. Suit the car better Yea mate sanded it down dry first then wet sanded with 600 then 1200. Do not spray until all the dimples are out and it is silky smooth. The finish will be a much better quality. I masking taped up and that was a pain in the ass big time as I put masking behind the top of the bumpstrip. Did 3 coats of primer and sanded down each time in between. Then 5 or 6 coats of black sanded down inbetween each coat then coated a few layers with laquer. Took me and a mate 6 hours to do which isn't too bad. It's all about the preperation I believe. Spray evenly aswell as first time I did it you could see slight bits of primer through but all sorted now.
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Ok, cool doesnt sound like too much of a hard task! But did you do them on the car then if u masked it all up? Coz i think i'd feel safer taking them off the car...?!Yeh its defo all int he prep - get that right and the rest is simple!
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26th July 2006, 11:19
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Quote:
Originally Posted by shaggers_saxvtr
Ok, cool doesnt sound like too much of a hard task! But did you do them on the car then if u masked it all up? Coz i think i'd feel safer taking them off the car...?!Yeh its defo all int he prep - get that right and the rest is simple!
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Yea bud left it on the car. Was too much hassle to take them off. Just masking tape and newspapered all over and it was all cushty.
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26th July 2006, 11:23
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#76
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Quote:
Originally Posted by droopster
Yea bud left it on the car. Was too much hassle to take them off. Just masking tape and newspapered all over and it was all cushty.
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Yeh i guess if i masking taped it all up carefullly it should be ok, hmmmm will give that ago simetime soon! Thanks mate:thumbup:
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