RE: Never wash your car again!
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MrBarry123 said:
Unfortunately for you though, nature won't buy it back when you come to sell it with s
t (possibly literally) paint.
I' don't intend on selling my land cruiser and the bushes, branches, banks and everything else found in the country side and mountains etc, have all left their signature on my car. However it is mechanically maintained to very high standards though.t (possibly literally) paint.Edited by TLandCruiser on Tuesday 6th October 14:18
ManFromDelmonte said:
Sorry PH but this is a bullst headlined, click-bait, Daily Mail style article that reeks of being promoted content. About as interesting and useful as a NP&E thread.
I'm pretty sure we'll be getting a PH Stylee discount like the lads have negotiated for us from Adrian Flux & Tyre Giant t headlined, click-bait, Daily Mail style article that reeks of being promoted content. About as interesting and useful as a NP&E thread.
This kind of stuff is like expensive engine oil. You know the sort, made from the tears of angels and baby Unicorn jizz.
If it makes you feel happier and you can afford it, why not.
Or, if you just want a quick trip to the local jet wash and a wipe over with a microfibre cloth and a bit of spray wax now and again, like me, you too can be equally shiny.
Warning, Redneck content ahead.
To a lot of people, part of the pleasure of owning a nice car is to spend time waxing it yourself rather than just throw a bucket of water over it now and again and if your the sort of person with so much money that your happy to throw away £2k on a detail are you really going to notice the difference between that and a regular wax?
MrBarry123 said:
TLandCruiser said:
Nature washes my car
Unfortunately for you though, nature won't buy it back when you come to sell it with st (possibly literally) paint.Congrats. When you come to sell it, it's worth £200 more than one that's been down the local Romanians whenever you forget what colour it was painted.
St John Smythe said:
KimJongHealthy said:
Surely the layer of paint on your car isn't infinite and when you start polishing it twice a year you'll end up with bare metal poking out sooner than later?
I don't think this has ever happened.Granted I wouldn't fancy machining my car every fix months for five or six years, but if it is even remotely looked after then it shouldn't need re-polishing every 6 months, probably only every couple of years at most. In between could be taken care of with something more filler-heavy to hide any small marks as opposed to buffing them out altogether.
I've had the Gtech Ceramic coating on my TT. Looks amazing and as long as you use the Gtech shampoo it will last for years.
Adam at Finest Detail www.finestdetail.co.uk up in Yorkshire did. Fantastic product and is one of the few that is authorised and approved by the aviation industry ( planes and helicopters ) due to its anti-static properties so must be good.
You get a 50% percent discount if you quote PH2015... only joking. Amazing service and end result.
Adam at Finest Detail www.finestdetail.co.uk up in Yorkshire did. Fantastic product and is one of the few that is authorised and approved by the aviation industry ( planes and helicopters ) due to its anti-static properties so must be good.
You get a 50% percent discount if you quote PH2015... only joking. Amazing service and end result.
Edited by Ollie_M on Tuesday 6th October 09:41
TLandCruiser said:
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MrBarry123 said:
Unfortunately for you though, nature won't buy it back when you come to sell it with st (possibly literally) paint.
I' don't intend on selling my land cruiser and the bushes, branches, banks and everything else found in country side, and mountains etc have all left there signature on my car. However it is mechanically maintained to very high standards though.t (possibly literally) paint.
Never wash your car again... the title is just incorrect. It's not even click bait, because click bait just misrepresents the facts, e.g. horrifying scenes of a SINGLE MOM being PUNCHED by 7ft cop - failing to reference in the title that she had tried to shoot him and is a wanted felon for the murders of 6 people. This is just totally made up and totally irrelevant in or out of the context of the story. The product/service is about car polishing, not washing. So a fail for trying to create click bait and a fail for failing to actually create click bait.
Pesty said:
Dan Trent said:
Fair one. But I was long pondering a headline that would draw people in, given it's quite a 'dry' subject matter! 
Dan
So you blatantly lie in order just to get people to read your article.Dan
Couldn't you have put never wax/polish again. Or plenty of other things.
KimJongHealthy said:
MrBarry123 said:
I can't understand why you'd do this.
Surely it's better to have it properly detailed every once in a while (say twice a year at £300 a pop) and then wash it as normal instead of spending £2k+ on, what is in reality, an extra layer of clear coat?
Surely the layer of paint on your car isn't infinite and when you start polishing it twice a year you'll end up with bare metal poking out sooner than later? Surely it's better to have it properly detailed every once in a while (say twice a year at £300 a pop) and then wash it as normal instead of spending £2k+ on, what is in reality, an extra layer of clear coat?
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