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Don't you just love 'Porkers'........

Baker21
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One of my all time favourite shaped Porker's here and also in great condition, or at least it was after I had finished............ :giggle:

Also a great new Product Review contained that will be a regular part of my 'Detailing Kit':

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=178780

BTW I still love Zaino........... :thumbup:

First class finish as always ,10/10.

Epic B)

Nice to see some other products coming out too :D

Like the wheel cleaning and window cleaning 'gadgets' too mate :thumbup:

:)

You don’t really need me to say it, do you :D

Massive transformation Simon ,though I think Jules would have made a better job on the exhausts! :yes: .The tracking is well out the inside edge is nearly bald

Was just thinking the same thing, looking back through the photos :o

I know you've said they've been replaced, but I'd question the need for a tracking/geometry session for it, otherwise it's likely it'll chew through the next set as well....

Wow great looking car now.

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First class finish as always ,10/10.

Many thanks............. :thumbup:

Epic

Nice to see some other products coming out too

Like the wheel cleaning and window cleaning 'gadgets' too mate

Glad you enjoyed it Wardy, the RimMat is certainly a useful too, as is the Wonder Bonnet............ :thumbup:

:)

You don’t really need me to say it, do you

Oh come on Lady Elanore, your usually full of words?

Massive transformation Simon ,though I think Jules would have made a better job on the exhausts! .The tracking is well out the inside edge is nearly bald

Yeah your probably right mate but these exahusts were not meant to shine I am afraid.............. :no:

Not the tracking that's out mate, it's a common problem on these motor's, it's all to do with the geometry set up.......... :thumbup:

Was just thinking the same thing, looking back through the photos

I know you've said they've been replaced, but I'd question the need for a tracking/geometry session for it, otherwise it's likely it'll chew through the next set as well....

As above Steve.......... :yes:

Wow great looking car now.

Have to agree with you there................. :p

tidy job again m8,but with the price of the car i would of looked after it alot better

All I would normally say is 'ooooh shiney' and 'I feel happy now' :)

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tidy job again m8,but with the price of the car i would of looked after it alot better

Trouble is if you know nothing about detailing and the standards that can be achieved buying a car in that condition, albeit washed would be acceptable to most people, just in the way that a 'Supermarket Wash' for £5 does a good job.................. :doh:

All I would normally say is 'ooooh shiney' and 'I feel happy now' :)

:rofl:

another great detail mate, lovely car and brilliant results :)

Stunning :o

Good job! :thumbup::)

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another great detail mate, lovely car and brilliant results :)

Cheers Kenny............. :thumbup:

Stunning :o

Good job! :thumbup::)

Many thanks........... :thumbup:

hi mate, on a side issue, what is it you use on the tyres, i was looking into ValetPRO Professional Tyre Dressing but not sure ahout it. wanting something that is tyre friendly and wont dry them out :yes:

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hi mate, on a side issue, what is it you use on the tyres, i was looking into ValetPRO Professional Tyre Dressing but not sure ahout it. wanting something that is tyre friendly and wont dry them out :yes:

I have used a fair few now such as Megs Tyre Shine, Megs Endurance Gel, Zaino Z16, etc but I am using AutoSmarts Highstyle at the moment, it's a bulk product you can buy from your local AS Rep and comes in 5L bottles, I just decant it and use accoridingly, been using it for a while now, nice and slick, leaves a nice gloss, lasts ages and smells nice............it's also very good on interior and exterior trim but I just use it for tyres........... :thumbup:

thanks mate :) may order a small bottle from ebay to try :) do you apply it neat or dilute?

cheers again :)

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thanks mate :) may order a small bottle from ebay to try :) do you apply it neat or dilute?

cheers again :)

Yeah a couple of the AS Rep's up North seem to decant and then sell on eBay............. :thumbup:

Neat is the best application............ :yes:

many thanks mate :) will get some to try it out :)

Top job as always. Top car also.......... :thumbup:

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many thanks mate :) will get some to try it out :)

:thumbup:

Top job as always. Top car also.......... :thumbup:

Many thanks.......... :thumbup:

Stunning job matie...... love the deep finish and the picture onf the front bonnet with clouds in the reflect looks epic!!

Nice one Simon.

Cheers,

Ste. :thumbup:

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Stunning job matie...... love the deep finish and the picture onf the front bonnet with clouds in the reflect looks epic!!

Nice one Simon.

Cheers,

Ste. :thumbup:

Thanks for the comment Ste and hope you are well......... :thumbup:

Nice detail. Something that works well when I detail on dull tailpipes is a very soft wire wool soked in water, agitate lightly, then followed by application of Megs metal polish with microfibre, off with clean microf and finished off with a wax of your choice (Colonite 476 does me)

I've found a fair bit of success without undue marring and it definitely adds a good shine to even the dullest pipes.

I suspect you will have tried this. I find Audi pipes often the worse and it even brings those up too!!

Great job by the way....personally I find some Porsches's a nightmare. Just did a Cayenne and it was reading average of 80microns on my Paint Detective...........I was gobsmacked!!

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Nice detail. Something that works well when I detail on dull tailpipes is a very soft wire wool soked in water, agitate lightly, then followed by application of Megs metal polish with microfibre, off with clean microf and finished off with a wax of your choice (Colonite 476 does me)

I've found a fair bit of success without undue marring and it definitely adds a good shine to even the dullest pipes.

I suspect you will have tried this. I find Audi pipes often the worse and it even brings those up too!!

Great job by the way....personally I find some Porsches's a nightmare. Just did a Cayenne and it was reading average of 80microns on my Paint Detective...........I was gobsmacked!!

Thanks for the input on the exhuasts and I will pass that onto the exhuast cleaning department tonight................that would be Jules............... :yes:

I guess like all motor's they are painted differently and you just don't know what your going to get from car to car, it's all fun and game though.............. :p

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