bravo project wip

nice one andy pandy
keep it up fella

Can't afford a re-spray?
Get the matt blick paint out!
[Them's the rules]
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Good work Andy. Like Woody said, get some pics of the skirts against the car

cheer jon and shanners i will soon

could be a good idea just need to find them and save,lol

new colour ideas

blue,

inperial blue,

green,

just no andy don't do it

Bee wrote: just no andy don't do it

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so white then jon.......

seems like you're keen on detailing, if you dont mind here's some pointers.

good that you're using the two bucket method, but it would be better if you got a microfibre wash mitt too, as yellow sponges are flat, and trap dirt causing swirls.

also get yourself some microfibre cloths for drying and polishing, as chamois (so ive been told) also cause swirls.

both of these are cheap as chips, i got 10 microfibre cloths of ebay for £7 shipped, and a wash mitt from homebase i think for £4.


car looked good at leam 100 mate and do your wheels white if anything or i think some white multispoke wheels would suit it.

hahah nice

yeh i always use a microfibre wash mitt rather than a sponge
chamois is fine as long as it's clean, good quality and works a lot better when damp [in fact you're sposed to keep them damp all the time to prolong their lives but I'm guilty of keepign mine dry!]

due to complaints by the thread starter this project thread has cleaned up.

keep to topic please folks