So what have you done with your Aston today?
Discussion
Ken Figenus said:
OMG!!! WHAT an utter muppet! That Bentley must be twice the weight of a Rapde ;-)
Beach is Morfa Bychan near Porthmadog - easy access and super hard sand unlike that Cornish squidgy rubbish! Took every ounce of self control not to give her any beans - the LSD would have been such fun there but she's too precious and I don't want salty sand in the little transmission rad etc! My Ford Escort Mk1 days were great fun there mind
No HDR, just slightly under exposures on a 5D and a polariser and a pit of post.
We watched the usual two cars get stuck in the sand near Powder Point, then watch them panic and get dug out by the Marine Patrol - classic sandwich and cup of coffee watching spot Beach is Morfa Bychan near Porthmadog - easy access and super hard sand unlike that Cornish squidgy rubbish! Took every ounce of self control not to give her any beans - the LSD would have been such fun there but she's too precious and I don't want salty sand in the little transmission rad etc! My Ford Escort Mk1 days were great fun there mind
No HDR, just slightly under exposures on a 5D and a polariser and a pit of post.
W1111AM said:
Ken Figenus said:
OMG!!! WHAT an utter muppet! That Bentley must be twice the weight of a Rapde ;-)
Beach is Morfa Bychan near Porthmadog - easy access and super hard sand unlike that Cornish squidgy rubbish! Took every ounce of self control not to give her any beans - the LSD would have been such fun there but she's too precious and I don't want salty sand in the little transmission rad etc! My Ford Escort Mk1 days were great fun there mind
No HDR, just slightly under exposures on a 5D and a polariser and a pit of post.
We watched the usual two cars get stuck in the sand near Powder Point, then watch them panic and get dug out by the Marine Patrol - classic sandwich and cup of coffee watching spot Beach is Morfa Bychan near Porthmadog - easy access and super hard sand unlike that Cornish squidgy rubbish! Took every ounce of self control not to give her any beans - the LSD would have been such fun there but she's too precious and I don't want salty sand in the little transmission rad etc! My Ford Escort Mk1 days were great fun there mind
No HDR, just slightly under exposures on a 5D and a polariser and a pit of post.
How a Bentley should be driven on the beach!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-30739...
Sorry guys not missing the DBS so far. The W12 Speed flys! Despite a few good comments it's definitely not loved by Joe public as much as the Aston though
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-30739...
Sorry guys not missing the DBS so far. The W12 Speed flys! Despite a few good comments it's definitely not loved by Joe public as much as the Aston though
Ken Figenus said:
OMG!!! WHAT an utter muppet! That Bentley must be twice the weight of a Rapde ;-)
Beach is Morfa Bychan near Porthmadog - easy access and super hard sand unlike that Cornish squidgy rubbish! Took every ounce of self control not to give her any beans - the LSD would have been such fun there but she's too precious and I don't want salty sand in the little transmission rad etc! My Ford Escort Mk1 days were great fun there mind
No HDR, just slightly under exposures on a 5D and a polariser and a pit of post.
I suppose it's a combination of how brave you are and the type of sand. Video clip below is of a car that got stuck near us on the beach then the police land rover got stuck pulling it out so an 4x4 pick up tried to get the Land Rover out but failed so they used a tractor to get the car and Land Rover out. Sand is to soft down here in the south.Beach is Morfa Bychan near Porthmadog - easy access and super hard sand unlike that Cornish squidgy rubbish! Took every ounce of self control not to give her any beans - the LSD would have been such fun there but she's too precious and I don't want salty sand in the little transmission rad etc! My Ford Escort Mk1 days were great fun there mind
No HDR, just slightly under exposures on a 5D and a polariser and a pit of post.
http://youtu.be/QRLNnb2mzwo
Spent a pleasant afternoon washing Little Norman after his return from his big drive back from the French Alps.
Great trip in good company and lovely sunshine until we got back to Rorkes Drift for the tunnel back to good O'l Blighty then it p*ssed down.
Off to the Highlands on Monday for another hoon in the heather and to feed Nessie………….
,happy days.
Great trip in good company and lovely sunshine until we got back to Rorkes Drift for the tunnel back to good O'l Blighty then it p*ssed down.
Off to the Highlands on Monday for another hoon in the heather and to feed Nessie………….
,happy days.tonyhall38 said:
Not seen you for a while Stephen......been in prison?
Keeping a low profile Tony..............you know how it is.I see you've had half a dozen trips abroad in the past few months.......what with that and your lovely new Vanquish.......you must be on a good earner.
Anyway......knock...knock ....you know what I mean.
My very best regards to you and her indoors..........
I had my superb detailer DFVD bring her back up to, err, scratch again!
A third coat of CQuartz applied (shiny anti scratch...
), had a hydrophobic windscreen coating and Poor Boy's wheel sealant after the recent new wheel paint.
Please God let her remain unblemished and unmarked for a few weeks!
A third coat of CQuartz applied (shiny anti scratch...
), had a hydrophobic windscreen coating and Poor Boy's wheel sealant after the recent new wheel paint. Please God let her remain unblemished and unmarked for a few weeks!
Ken Figenus said:
I had my superb detailer DFVD bring her back up to, err, scratch again!
A third coat of CQuartz applied (shiny anti scratch...), had a hydrophobic windscreen coating and Poor Boy's wheel sealant after the recent new wheel paint.
Please God let her remain unblemished and unmarked for a few weeks!
That looks fantastic!A third coat of CQuartz applied (shiny anti scratch...
), had a hydrophobic windscreen coating and Poor Boy's wheel sealant after the recent new wheel paint. Please God let her remain unblemished and unmarked for a few weeks!
Ken Figenus said:
I had my superb detailer DFVD bring her back up to, err, scratch again!
A third coat of CQuartz applied (shiny anti scratch...), had a hydrophobic windscreen coating and Poor Boy's wheel sealant after the recent new wheel paint.
Please God let her remain unblemished and unmarked for a few weeks!
looks gorgeous, now stop your whining on the other thread and get it dirty again!A third coat of CQuartz applied (shiny anti scratch...
), had a hydrophobic windscreen coating and Poor Boy's wheel sealant after the recent new wheel paint. Please God let her remain unblemished and unmarked for a few weeks!
hashluck said:
looks gorgeous, now stop your whining on the other thread and get it dirty again!
No gnats shall graze her paint and scratch her with their dirty hairy legs - well till Sunday!Also trying a bit of this on the front water marked grille (bit like limescale) - http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/engine-and-exterior/...
Should have used your favourite GTechniq stuff like C5 or something 
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