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AndyK
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...and thanks EVOIV MJC for your help to mate, much appreciated!
EVOIV MJC
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no worries buddy we are all here to help out each other anyway we can
evogeof
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andy all cars and colours differ from products your best getting professional advice its not worth buying loads of products like i have
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AndyK
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Ok, cheers Geoff!
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AndyK
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evogeof
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looked like spam to me
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AndyK
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Cheers Geoff, thought it was SPAM mate!
Geoff, he's posting the same kak on other threads to matey...
Geoff, he's posting the same kak on other threads to matey...
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AndyK
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Blimey! been having a read throught that link you kindly sent me Geoff, didn't realise there was so much to cleaning a car!..I have lots to learn mate, thanks once again for the great link!
Off topic slightly, I remember about 7 years back I brought a new Chrysler Grand Voyager and it needed a good clean. Whilst I was out at work the wifey and her friend thought they would do a good deed and clean it for me!..fairplay, not complaining, but when I got home they decided to show me their handy work..:whistling: I was a bit shocked to find they had cleaned the WHOLE bloody car, every panel, with a scrubbing sponge (that you use for pots and pans) on the scrubbing side and a bucket of washing up liquid!..the car went from a lovely metallic deep blue with a tint of purple to a lovely MATT blue!!!..HOW I LAUGHED!!! NOT!!!! :cry:
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