So what have you done with your Aston today? (Vol. 2)
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It's called the Nook just outside Alston and worth a stop for a coffee, butty etc
https://www.thenookfarmshop.com/
https://www.thenookfarmshop.com/
Longy00000 said:
It's called the Nook just outside Alston and worth a stop for a coffee, butty etc
https://www.thenookfarmshop.com/
Ah great. I might head up that way on the bike on friday so that will be a welcome pit stop. Thanks.https://www.thenookfarmshop.com/
4Q said:
Westlondondriver said:
£159.94 to fill up the DBX on Monday, wasn’t even in the motorway !
Bargain, It cost me £600 to fill the boat up from just 1/4 full on Friday and it’s empty already 
Only £600 !
Your privacy remains safe. I don't think I will be seeing your boat on the eSysman YouTube channel then! -
How did the people get those huge motor yachts? I thought everyone was supposed to be equal under that political system.
Is every citizen in that country a multi billionaire ?
Sir Kier Starmer (I understand only a millionaire) is very keen on the poor being given far more money, to make everyone equal.
Have never quite understood how it works. Give two people £1,000, then say at the end of the year, one has £1,500 and the other has nothing. How do you make them equal again, to start the next year?
Snow foamed down, but a full wheel clean, not that bad minus the wheels which had quite a bit of brake dust. Blow dried the water off, but was not overly concerned, as I actually bothered to replace my DI resin in the vessel, so no more water spots. Tyres got dressed.
Carpet cleaned the mats, carpets and boot with my new vax spot cleaner which went well. More dirt came out than expected. Finished off with leather all cleaned, interior glass cleaned.
Still need to complete the light remaining swirls when I can be bothered and the odd hologram I have noticed.
Buttt, with the temperature after all of the above put it away . Living where we do, the M20 is a car park and every other route around here is littered with traffic avoiding the M20.
Carpet cleaned the mats, carpets and boot with my new vax spot cleaner which went well. More dirt came out than expected. Finished off with leather all cleaned, interior glass cleaned.
Still need to complete the light remaining swirls when I can be bothered and the odd hologram I have noticed.
Buttt, with the temperature after all of the above put it away
. Living where we do, the M20 is a car park and every other route around here is littered with traffic avoiding the M20.Ninja59 said:
Snow foamed down, but a full wheel clean, not that bad minus the wheels which had quite a bit of brake dust. Blow dried the water off, but was not overly concerned, as I actually bothered to replace my DI resin in the vessel, so no more water spots. Tyres got dressed.
Carpet cleaned the mats, carpets and boot with my new vax spot cleaner which went well. More dirt came out than expected. Finished off with leather all cleaned, interior glass cleaned.
Still need to complete the light remaining swirls when I can be bothered and the odd hologram I have noticed.
Buttt, with the temperature after all of the above put it away . Living where we do, the M20 is a car park and every other route around here is littered with traffic avoiding the M20.
No pics!Carpet cleaned the mats, carpets and boot with my new vax spot cleaner which went well. More dirt came out than expected. Finished off with leather all cleaned, interior glass cleaned.
Still need to complete the light remaining swirls when I can be bothered and the odd hologram I have noticed.
Buttt, with the temperature after all of the above put it away
. Living where we do, the M20 is a car park and every other route around here is littered with traffic avoiding the M20.I’d did the same after the NE run mentioned above - don’t like putting the car away dirty so always try and give it a clean.
peteA said:
No pics!
I’d did the same after the NE run mentioned above - don’t like putting the car away dirty so always try and give it a clean.
I will do next time! Hahaha! I’d did the same after the NE run mentioned above - don’t like putting the car away dirty so always try and give it a clean.
I was excited as well to use my new leather cleaner of castile liquid soap and water which brought the leather to life a little more than previously and is very very mild.
peteA said:
Ninja59 said:
Snow foamed down, but a full wheel clean, not that bad minus the wheels which had quite a bit of brake dust. Blow dried the water off, but was not overly concerned, as I actually bothered to replace my DI resin in the vessel, so no more water spots. Tyres got dressed.
Carpet cleaned the mats, carpets and boot with my new vax spot cleaner which went well. More dirt came out than expected. Finished off with leather all cleaned, interior glass cleaned.
Still need to complete the light remaining swirls when I can be bothered and the odd hologram I have noticed.
Buttt, with the temperature after all of the above put it away . Living where we do, the M20 is a car park and every other route around here is littered with traffic avoiding the M20.
No pics!Carpet cleaned the mats, carpets and boot with my new vax spot cleaner which went well. More dirt came out than expected. Finished off with leather all cleaned, interior glass cleaned.
Still need to complete the light remaining swirls when I can be bothered and the odd hologram I have noticed.
Buttt, with the temperature after all of the above put it away
. Living where we do, the M20 is a car park and every other route around here is littered with traffic avoiding the M20.I’d did the same after the NE run mentioned above - don’t like putting the car away dirty so always try and give it a clean.
Who knows ?
Edited by ds666 on Tuesday 26th July 10:00
Peter I think you're OK with a decent snow foam & I use them.myself.
The only no no ive read / heard about are the acid based alloy cleaners. The cheap wheel cleaners you might pick up in a supermarket and the cheap hand car wash guys that spring up in old garage forecourts. This is nearly always because the cleaning agents used are often too strong and have higher acidic values which ruin the chemical balance between disc and pad.
If you watch the detailer YouTube videos they all use snowfoams as part of the deep clean process and probably half the cars they work on will have ceramics.
I'm sure it's not an issue with proper branded products a bit like washing your car with a squirt of fairy liquid in a bucket of water....you just wouldn't...but car shampoo is fine
The only no no ive read / heard about are the acid based alloy cleaners. The cheap wheel cleaners you might pick up in a supermarket and the cheap hand car wash guys that spring up in old garage forecourts. This is nearly always because the cleaning agents used are often too strong and have higher acidic values which ruin the chemical balance between disc and pad.
If you watch the detailer YouTube videos they all use snowfoams as part of the deep clean process and probably half the cars they work on will have ceramics.
I'm sure it's not an issue with proper branded products a bit like washing your car with a squirt of fairy liquid in a bucket of water....you just wouldn't...but car shampoo is fine
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