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Good day all

In a week or so I should be taking delivery of my SM. With any luck it is about to arrive in Sheerness on the Isar Highway....ever the optimist. Given that our lime trees are currently at their worst producing sticky nasty stuff, has anyone purchased a car cover for their Yeti? Can't see any posts on this subject. There are a few on the market - just a case of which one to go for. I do not want to pay a fortune but at the same time I need something reliable. Appreciate I will probably also have to buy a 'stubby' aerial. Have seen the posts on those which useful.

By the way a message for TP.......There is nothing wrong with ship spotters!! I have been one for all my adult life. May have something to do with the fact that shipping has been my career for over 40 years! I certainly know more about ships than I do about cars....... ;)

Thanks in advance to anyone with any bright ideas

TTFN

i dont trust covers...alot tend to scratch'' dust sheet types are fine in a garage.....and yeah the isar is just off sheerness as we speak :thumbup: im reliougously tracking it lol

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i dont trust covers...alot tend to scratch'' dust sheet types are fine in a garage.....and yeah the isar is just off sheerness as we speak :thumbup: im reliougously tracking it lol

Noted, thanks. And Isar Highway is running late! I had better have a word with the owners!

TTFN

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By the way a message for TP.......There is nothing wrong with ship spotters!! I have been one for all my adult life. May have something to do with the fact that shipping has been my career for over 40 years! I certainly know more about ships than I do about cars....... ;)

TTFN

oops :blush:

TP

oops :blush:

TP

We still love you TP :giggle:

Given that our lime trees are currently at their worst producing sticky nasty stuff, has anyone purchased a car cover for their Yeti? Can't see any posts on this subject. There are a few on the market - just a case of which one to go for. I do not want to pay a fortune but at the same time I need something reliable.

Don't do it! They are the kiss of death to car paintwork. Better to make sure that your Yeti has a good covering of a decent car wax and then simply wash the sticky rubbish off every few days.

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oops :blush:

TP

No worries TP. I jest of course. My wife thinks I am a bit sad and she maybe has a point. But it paid the bills!

TTFN

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Don't do it! They are the kiss of death to car paintwork. Better to make sure that your Yeti has a good covering of a decent car wax and then simply wash the sticky rubbish off every few days.

Thanks for that. I am getting the message loud and clear. Wax it is then. You are never too old to learn :happy:

Cheers

What wax would people recommend??

Mer

Turtlewax

Autoglym

anything else????

What wax would people recommend??

Mer

Turtlewax

Autoglym

anything else????

i used a paint sealer then 4 layers of mer wax see page 8 of yeti-forum-members-picture-thread (its soon after tps tow bar pics ) mine gets sticky sap on it as well washes off no problem

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I find that a product such as Autoglym extra gloss protection or Turtle wax gloss guard on top of a good polish is enough to protect the paintwork for a few weeks at a time. It is a lot cheaper that the paint sealants offered by the dealers and does a similiar job. Bird muck just wipes off mine without damaging paintwork.

I find that a product such as Autoglym extra gloss protection or Turtle wax gloss guard on top of a good polish is enough to protect the paintwork for a few weeks at a time. It is a lot cheaper that the paint sealants offered by the dealers and does a similiar job. Bird muck just wipes off mine without damaging paintwork.

Hi shrub my paint sealer was wonder glaze from halfords lot less than dealer :rofl:

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What wax would people recommend??

Mer

Turtlewax

Autoglym

anything else????

Thanks Mac d for asking the obvious question. I did not want to push my luck as a newbie! And thanks

for all the subsequent advice chaps/chapesses? My wife is going to be busy.... :giggle:

TTFN

P.S. Hope I have not upset TP. Would def not be a good start!

The only stupid quesrion is the one that's not asked :yes:

and NO, I don't mind looking lick a thicko :D

Hi shrub my paint sealer was wonder glaze from halfords lot less than dealer :rofl:

I've not come across that one wakev. I might give it a go.:thumbup:

Thanks Mac d for asking the obvious question. I did not want to push my luck as a newbie! And thanks

for all the subsequent advice chaps/chapesses? My wife is going to be busy.... :giggle:

TTFN

P.S. Hope I have not upset TP. Would def not be a good start!

Hi Tenzing,

no not at all; felt I more offended your good-self, albeit unintentionally :(

Regards as always,

TP

good ol mr sheen for me,,,,,,,cheap to buy( lavendar is nice)...easy to apply and rain etc beads off very easy, makes the car shine great.....used it in the motorbike business for many many years :thumbup:

good ol mr sheen for me,,,,,,,cheap to buy( lavendar is nice)...easy to apply and rain etc beads off very easy, makes the car shine great.....used it in the motorbike business for many many years :thumbup:

Is that the normal furniture type Mr Sheen ? My Yeti is red probably roses fragrance would suit

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