I live in flying cow bomb alley :(
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So today I washed and polished the fleet
Her Astra
my work 118D
my S type Jag
all looked great after about 4 hours work, all shining all looking good
then kerboom, the flying cows used the Jag as a target b
ds b
ds barstards
so the jag got washed and dried again, no polishing this time, checked and the Bmw and her astra had also been donw, hosed them off
then saw next doors dog piss up the wheel of the bmw
not happy
Her Astra
my work 118D
my S type Jag
all looked great after about 4 hours work, all shining all looking good
then kerboom, the flying cows used the Jag as a target b
ds b
ds barstardsso the jag got washed and dried again, no polishing this time, checked and the Bmw and her astra had also been donw, hosed them off
then saw next doors dog piss up the wheel of the bmw
not happy
The last time I washed a car, I spent about 3 hours getting it really shiny and showroom-like. Went indoors for an hour. Came out to admire my work and noticed a 3 inch lump of masonry sitting on the bonnet, having put a nice dink or two in the paint work, revealing the undercoat (I forget the term). That was in 1999.
Flying cows?
And OP, I feel your pain, I once spent 3 hours washing, waxing and polishing every inch of the TVR, I took a few photos, and just then a couple of cars went past and shook up a load of dust, which went all over the damn car..............
I take it you had a word with the neighbour?
And OP, I feel your pain, I once spent 3 hours washing, waxing and polishing every inch of the TVR, I took a few photos, and just then a couple of cars went past and shook up a load of dust, which went all over the damn car..............
I take it you had a word with the neighbour?
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