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Nope but I'll give them a go 
Cheers dude.
Cheers dude.
The Cryptolambo had gone to the moon... Time for Cryptolambo 2!!!
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Nope but I'll give them a go
Cheers dude.
Spoke to Sue this evening and she did say for big jobs its 2-3 weeks off right now, hoping mine is a spot job they can fit inbetween other booked work.
Soldato
I'm in no rush to be fair. 1 set is my dad's spare WRX wheels, the other set is for the Peugeot.
I should check as she was looking like an extra from the walking dead when I left for work this morning.
Unfortunately while they would be happy doing a spray job to repair it, they would prefer to re-coat the whole wheel for a more durable finish thats less likely to have issues down the line.
Given theyve always done a top job for me in the past with honest advice have taken their recommendation for the slightly more expensive option.
Price agreed with a socially distant handshake
Car was getting a bit difficult to see out the windscreen with the miles being piled on the last few days. Have a valet coming to give it a full proper clean next week but in the meantime...
Autobrite magifoam and then pressure washed off with a raceglaze 0ppm filter and left to sun-dry.
Good enough
Autobrite magifoam and then pressure washed off with a raceglaze 0ppm filter and left to sun-dry.
Good enough
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Is that foam stuff any good compared to just using normal shampoo? I've always thought of it as a bit gimmicky.
Most on the market are useless and yes a gimmick.
Bilthamber (when used strong) and magifoam however actually shift dirt really well. I prefer the magifoam for the thickness stops it drying out in the sun. And the results above speak for themself tbh
Most on the market are useless and yes a gimmick.
Bilthamber (when used strong) and magifoam however actually shift dirt really well. I prefer the magifoam for the thickness stops it drying out in the sun. And the results above speak for themself tbh
This!
I use Bilthamber for when I want to foam arches and underside of car and magifoam for paintwork both great.
Soldato
Magifoam is great as a reset but will destroy any ceramic coatings. Hopefully you re-coated/protected the car after that.
Magifoam is not a wax or sealant remover and won’t destroy a ceramic coating. I tend to use Si02 coatings and have also used waxes and various other sealants and Magifoam has not removed any of them.
Soldato
I use Magifoam too. It’s great.
Didn’t seem to on my R8 which had Geyon ceramic coating.
Soldato
Same. Used magifoam on my C63 which has a Gyeon ceramic coating for the last 18 months. Seems fine but you need to make sure you maintain and top up the coating.
Finally got around to finishing up and dressing. Might paint the fences, probably not though.
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wow just look at that colour such a good looking driveway.
Do you plan for a cover or anything? I have an outdoor cover for my 4C just because I hate how grimy it gets. Not 2 hours after washing and it’s filthy again from dust or rain, season dependant!
Driveway looks awesome, I’m so hyped for the day I afford a garage lol.
Driveway looks awesome, I’m so hyped for the day I afford a garage lol.
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Dint covers tend to scratch though? Liking the contrast between the car and drive. Just fir a laugh have you tried fitting it in the garage
, please take a pic if you do
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