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Everything posted by james
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im lucky i guess to find a course in ireland but surely you would have no problem find one
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well i got a DAS6 a year ago i turned it one once i was worried about getting the pad polish combo wrong and having to buy more stuff this polish he is sending me is a one polish dose all, it polishes and finishes dependent on what pad is used - handy! the course involves prepping how to use DA choosing pads and polishes, sealants, waxes, etc right down to the best way to use a microfibre buffing towel.
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i am excited to say that my detailing kit is near enough complete [*:3c6u73fs]clay [*:3c6u73fs]iorn-x [*:3c6u73fs]polish (carpro fixers) [*:3c6u73fs]wax (Valugard Cream Carnauba) [*:3c6u73fs]machine [*:3c6u73fs]pads [*:3c6u73fs]microfiber towles for now this is the basics come january i am going on a detailng course, the guy details high end motors here in ireland http://j.mp/spiritdetailing he hooked me up with the iornx, wax, polish and pads nice guy i will post up before and after pix with my dads pro dslr when i get the delivery stay tuned and please wish me luck
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if you wash your car and the windows fog up before you sit in, you got a leak get a hose and find that motherf**ker - catch him - set him on fire -
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so today i had enough of my windows fogging up first up was to undress the booth i noticed there was some water under the storage tray (i was worried) and after running the hose over the booth lid i thought it could see water coming from around the light lens so out they came, the lens are sealed outside the car there's two bolts with these rubber seals on, they looked like they have had it ..... so some thinkering around the garage got me this a squeegee i just cut into lenghts and made a hole for the bolt to fit through and after some moping up water it was nice and dry again there is noting worse than fogged up windows dose my head in aaahhhhhhh next job is to get silicone and seal the booth lid rubber seal in place and the job is a goodon (fingers crossed) To Do List: [*:2vp764tq]bond booth lid rubber seal [*:2vp764tq]Change Gearoil To GL-4 [*:2vp764tq]Wide Spray Washer Jets [*:2vp764tq]Philips Headlight Bulbs [*:2vp764tq]Clean MAF [*:2vp764tq]K&N Air Filter [*:2vp764tq]Front Brake Pads [*:2vp764tq]Gear Shift Upper & Lower Boots [*:2vp764tq]Detail [*:2vp764tq]Speakers [*:2vp764tq]CD Player [*:2vp764tq]Amplifier
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right im sticking with one 12" the 6" would have been too much anyone want to see the finished product
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dont worry this will be a tasty job who want to see the subs in my boot ???
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ok i am actually going for a 12" and a 6" they are on a special offer .. can wait will be in my boot tonigh stay tuned
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right guys im installing two 12" subs in my booth what yea think
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Thanks its a very simple shot will do a better one with a pro camera in the future
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no hairdryer needed just put the roof down = winning i wish i bough the car from me too .... TOP TIP > never think a mechanics car to be minded
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short shifter is a must do moddifaction
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Label everything but u allready know that
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that would be a cool idea BUT WHY!
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Wiring connector ^
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Thanks, i do l@@k after her I would advise EVERYONE to get a test drive of one at some stage
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i wouldnt recemed one to anyone btw ... loose fitting, in my 5 anyway look at the number plate on the new sig pimped out _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ wow guys thanks its not the best it taken with a 5mp galaxy 9000 (HEEP IF CRAP CAMERA) ill get the same shot with cannon 550d, setup properly some time in the future