M Maniac Elite Apr 30, 2013 #61 chasBMW said: That looks really good , Wish my neighbours were that far away I agree with maniac if you do use a remover/solvent you need to rewash that area Click to expand... Rewash and Rewax
chasBMW said: That looks really good , Wish my neighbours were that far away I agree with maniac if you do use a remover/solvent you need to rewash that area Click to expand... Rewash and Rewax
C Carol M Lifer Apr 30, 2013 #62 From the Supagard people..... "Hi Carol - no problem to use a tar remover. It won't affect your Supagard protection in any way."
From the Supagard people..... "Hi Carol - no problem to use a tar remover. It won't affect your Supagard protection in any way."
M Maniac Elite Apr 30, 2013 #63 There you go then, use whatever you want to rid the car of tar.... ... I'd still rewax that area tho!
There you go then, use whatever you want to rid the car of tar.... ... I'd still rewax that area tho!
L lux Veteran Apr 30, 2013 #64 If you put enough on will it get the yellow down to a nice shiny silver :lol:
C Carol M Lifer Apr 30, 2013 #65 lux good said: If you put enough on will it get the yellow down to a nice shiny silver :lol: Click to expand... Do I look like a sheep? :lol:
lux good said: If you put enough on will it get the yellow down to a nice shiny silver :lol: Click to expand... Do I look like a sheep? :lol:
C Carol M Lifer Apr 30, 2013 #69 lux good said: Silver I said not white!! :wink: Click to expand... I'd get to white first before silver if I got the yellow off. Funny how white & silver are underneath the lovely yellow!
lux good said: Silver I said not white!! :wink: Click to expand... I'd get to white first before silver if I got the yellow off. Funny how white & silver are underneath the lovely yellow!
M markeg Elite Lincolnshire Wolds Apr 30, 2013 #70 Carol M said: lux good said: Silver I said not white!! :wink: Click to expand... I'd get to white first before silver if I got the yellow off. Funny how white & silver are underneath the lovely yellow! Click to expand... Would have taken some buffing to get a shine like that on undercoat :lol:
Carol M said: lux good said: Silver I said not white!! :wink: Click to expand... I'd get to white first before silver if I got the yellow off. Funny how white & silver are underneath the lovely yellow! Click to expand... Would have taken some buffing to get a shine like that on undercoat :lol:
R ronk Lifer Durham May 4, 2013 #72 chasBMW said: That looks really good , Wish my neighbours were that far away Click to expand... +1
A aquazi Elite Derby + N. London May 4, 2013 #74 Saw a yellow e89 on the m1 just now and though of you and your shiny Z. Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk
Saw a yellow e89 on the m1 just now and though of you and your shiny Z. Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk
C Carol M Lifer May 4, 2013 #75 Paul c said: Very nice Carol and the cars not bad either :wink: Click to expand... Thank you Paul aquazi said: Saw a yellow e89 on the m1 just now and though of you and your shiny Z. Click to expand...
Paul c said: Very nice Carol and the cars not bad either :wink: Click to expand... Thank you Paul aquazi said: Saw a yellow e89 on the m1 just now and though of you and your shiny Z. Click to expand...
R r1andy Active member northern ireland May 5, 2013 #76 Carol M said: Today I washed it (two bucket method), polished my exhaust, cleaned the engine bay, applied alloy protector & tyre black stuff, hoovered it, cleaned it inside and broke nearly all my nails. Do I care........ NO! :wub: :wub: Click to expand... Simpley stunning
Carol M said: Today I washed it (two bucket method), polished my exhaust, cleaned the engine bay, applied alloy protector & tyre black stuff, hoovered it, cleaned it inside and broke nearly all my nails. Do I care........ NO! :wub: :wub: Click to expand... Simpley stunning
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