Quarter Lights
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medieval said:
Jeffsy - I use the same but applied with a 0000 grade wire wool for that extra bite.
Probably shouln't but it does seem to produce a good shine
Probably shouln't but it does seem to produce a good shine

How long does the shine last till it tarnishes again? I like the idea of the WW as I have some watermarks which wont disappear with cloth
jeffsy said:
All
What do you use to clean your quarterlights? I use Anusol...oops sorry, wrong one...I mean Autosol but im not 100% happy with it
Any recommendations/experiences?
cheers
What do you use to clean your quarterlights? I use Anusol...oops sorry, wrong one...I mean Autosol but im not 100% happy with it
Any recommendations/experiences?
cheers
Just put a bit more effort into it,and do it more often you tired git!That car is never clean and shiny-poor thing

I had to read that question a few times before I clocked what the hell you were on about!
what lights is he polishing with brillo ?!?
pillock!! He's on about the ali bits on the doors - DER!
Right, no i've owned up to being a noddy, here's my 2p worth.
Autosol.
And you can sand them with very very fine wet and dry to get rid of the pitting - Thanks to the polishing company for that tip
what lights is he polishing with brillo ?!?
pillock!! He's on about the ali bits on the doors - DER! Right, no i've owned up to being a noddy, here's my 2p worth.
Autosol.
And you can sand them with very very fine wet and dry to get rid of the pitting - Thanks to the polishing company for that tip

jeffsy said:
medieval said:
Jeffsy - I use the same but applied with a 0000 grade wire wool for that extra bite.
Probably shouln't but it does seem to produce a good shine
Probably shouln't but it does seem to produce a good shine

How long does the shine last till it tarnishes again? I like the idea of the WW as I have some watermarks which wont disappear with cloth
Wiping over with a WD40-soaked cloth (and allowing to dry) will reduce the rate at which it oxidises again. Works well on polished exhaust trims too.
But a regular polish up is best - appearance seems to get better each time.
Keep intending to polish up the swirl pot and expansion pot under the bonnet - but these do take some elbow grease, and not good for the back either. Suppose the best way is to remove them from the car, but never quite had the inclination (despite the fact it looks brilliant on cars I have seen so polished).
tvr_nut said:
jeffsy said:
medieval said:
Jeffsy - I use the same but applied with a 0000 grade wire wool for that extra bite.
Probably shouln't but it does seem to produce a good shine
Probably shouln't but it does seem to produce a good shine

How long does the shine last till it tarnishes again? I like the idea of the WW as I have some watermarks which wont disappear with cloth
Wiping over with a WD40-soaked cloth (and allowing to dry) will reduce the rate at which it oxidises again. Works well on polished exhaust trims too.
But a regular polish up is best - appearance seems to get better each time.
Keep intending to polish up the swirl pot and expansion pot under the bonnet - but these do take some elbow grease, and not good for the back either. Suppose the best way is to remove them from the car, but never quite had the inclination (despite the fact it looks brilliant on cars I have seen so polished).
Which leads to the question of what would one use to shine the swirl pot and expansion tank up as well? Same as above??...
mongoose said:
jeffsy said:
All
What do you use to clean your quarterlights? I use Anusol...oops sorry, wrong one...I mean Autosol but im not 100% happy with it
Any recommendations/experiences?
cheers
What do you use to clean your quarterlights? I use Anusol...oops sorry, wrong one...I mean Autosol but im not 100% happy with it
Any recommendations/experiences?
cheers
Just put a bit more effort into it,and do it more often you tired git!That car is never clean and shiny-poor thing

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