Just wax it seems the way to go. Won't fit in the garage as will not go through the door. Would like to preserve this beauty! Suggestions please - most grateful for any ideas folks have. Not taking the p. the handbag makes me chuckle as I am not the sort of person who needs a handbag to match their car! Guess most of you are the same
Hi Peter and folks, another interesting topic I have found on this great website!
My Dad used to make me do things myself, which is useful and get a girl turning her hand to alsorts, was told "never be afraid to ask"! That is why I find this website so useful and interesting!
Have just bought a replacement for my V8i Disco - another V8i Disco, it is in great condition and the handbag is like new!
Regards Carol
Have we shares in Shell, perhaps
Have heard the up market motors are getting into matching handbags! Sound good to me unless your a fella! Usually use Turtle Wax, from the tin not in the wash, have used Autoglym and may have some in the garage. Do you use a soft polishing attachment on your drill to buff up the body work? Have avoided these so far as heard they can damage paintwork. My Suzuki SJ 413 Samura had Waxoyl sprayed underneath, did well, but a bit mucky. Will check out the Autoglym web site. Do you remember red lead, was the answer to rust prevention a year or so ago, used as a primer. Had a 53 Prefect, felt like you were sitting on a kitching chair driving it, steady little motor in British Racing Green with Manx stickers on back. Don't do many miles, like my confort and need a motor that tows! ) a Citroen Berlingo van (when I need to earn some cash), a Nissan Note around somewhere for transporting elderly parents, and fanfare of trumpets a Honda Blackbird motorbike which is reputed to top speeds in excess of 180 mph that hopefully takes me to Europe if the rain stops......could be a long wait!