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 Fish freak! MP Admin Posts: 14989      Location: Birmingham | Bought a little cupboard from Argos t'other day to house all of my cleaning shit  Gonna be getting alot more stuff soon inc. my machine polisher    And abit of product placement    | ||
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 GTi-R100 Posts: 4825 Location: Carlisle - Cumbria | That lot must have cost you a forutne  Like the cupboard though | ||
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 Lucky 13 Location: Cheshire | hmmm ok yeah im jealous  forget the cupboard .... can i have the kit ? impressive collection  whats the nitro-mors for ?  | ||
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Fish freak! MP Admin Posts: 14989 Location: Birmingham | LOL someone on DetailingWorld asked that too lol its for strippin paint on parts...just chucked it in there for abit of colour  Tbh i havnt noticed how much its cost...but now im getting more proffesional stuff its gonna be costing a fortune | ||
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 Regular Posts: 193 Location: birmingham | i think i will be taking the cabby there to be detailed once its done more cleaning products than halfrauds lol | ||
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Fish freak! MP Admin Posts: 14989 Location: Birmingham | WTF happened to the title? | ||
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 Metro Mad Posts: 7653 Location: Tamworth, Staffs | Now you have all the gear, you just need a quality car to start your work on You keeping the cab outside??? your find that the rags will go moldy and the cleaning products will go 'orf' with our dodgy weather | ||
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Fish freak! MP Admin Posts: 14989 Location: Birmingham | I've thought about that, the good stuff will go in the house with my polisher over winter etc, but its been sealed so it definately wont leak now | ||
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Lucky 13 Location: Cheshire | Pandy - 13/9/2008 10:58 PM I've thought about that, the good stuff will go in the house with my polisher over winter etc, but its been sealed so it definately wont leak now .....you hope  just a question .... (except i know the answer hehe) is the 'base' used as the roof and the 'roof' used as the base by accident ?!?! lol | ||
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%20(384%20x%20288)8018.jpg?memberid=1924&type=profile) VVC POWERLESS Posts: 6756  Location: Guess!! | Thats a lot of products m8, well impressed!! | ||
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| Well now you have that lot Andy - You gonna clean your car properly now??!! lol | |||
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 Big Lad Little Car Location: North West (Warrington) | Well I bet atleast your mam is pleased. She now has the space under the stairs back Looks good dude! | ||
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 MP Admin Posts: 8747 Location: Greater London \ Essex | Hehe nice kit I'm *trying* to organise my stuff but failing, neeed to keep the cloths separate instead of mixin all the stuff on one | ||
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Metro Mad Posts: 7653 Location: Tamworth, Staffs | jeckulz - 14/9/2008 10:11 AM Well I bet atleast your mam is pleased. She now has the space under the stairs back what you on about, he hasn't left home yet so he still sleeps there | ||
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Fish freak! MP Admin Posts: 14989 Location: Birmingham | Im gonna use this thread to show you all how my hobby is slowly becoming an obsession!  Moved my cupboard indoors for the winter Mom didnt mind tbh I have lots of goodies on their way this week but this is the cupboard as of today (i havnt added much but he seems rammed  )  Doubt ill be running out in a while...  Microfibre cloth anyone?  The only sponge ill ever use  Edited by Pandy 4/10/2008 3:15 PM | ||
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Big Lad Little Car Location: North West (Warrington) | Somebody's been back to costco... THem microfibres arent bad though | ||
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Elf eating dog breeder Posts: 10531 Location: Guildford | |||
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 Expert Posts: 2071 | Just wait till he builds a garage to detail in Pandy & 500, Obsessive Car Detailers | ||
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Fish freak! MP Admin Posts: 14989 Location: Birmingham | 500 - 5/10/2008 1:57 PM Just wait till he builds a garage to detail in Pandy & 500, Obsessive Car Detailers Ill just use your for the time being haha Just cleaned the car took me over 2 hours to wash it Edited by Pandy 5/10/2008 11:56 AM | ||
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 One wheeled mad man! Posts: 3224 Location: Luton! | gibbo_13 - 13/9/2008 9:50 PM whats the nitro-mors for ? Thats when he has to clean someones car he doesn't like Mate, you're mental. How do you keep stuff that tidy? | ||
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Fish freak! MP Admin Posts: 14989 Location: Birmingham | Eddbmxdude - 6/10/2008 1:03 PM gibbo_13 - 13/9/2008 9:50 PM whats the nitro-mors for ? Thats when he has to clean someones car he doesn't like Mate, you're mental. How do you keep stuff that tidy? Haha yeah imagine their face afterwards Pretty easy tbh just take out what im going to use then put it back after. Im going to need another cupboard soon I recon after my birthday ill easily have 500+ worth of stuff there | ||
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 Photoshop King Posts: 3014 Location: Birmingham | Pandy - 5/10/2008 4:53 PM Just cleaned the car took me over 2 hours to wash it Hehe, it gets addictive, took me 4 hours to clean my 500 the other day, my parents rang me to find out where I was cos I was at my grandparents using their massive garage! | ||
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 'Classy Bird' Posts: 113 Location: Birmingham | At least its all tidy My car will NEVER be dirty At least buying xmas and birthday presents are getting easier | ||
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 Lotus powered R100 MP Admin Location: Torbay, South Devon, UK | Nothing says 'I love you', like a new microfibre Nice cupboard Andy - I could do with one of those for all my gear! I mean cleaning gear.. not 'gear'  | ||
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