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Johnd52 said:Lovely job, but where had it been to get in that state? :?
SD99 said:Cleaned up nicely :thumb:
swisstony said:s70rjw said:My favourite part of detailing. Great result. What products did you use and in particular, which dressing ?
I lay it all out on my website which I created a while ago.
https://polishedswiss.weebly.com
But essentially as I didn't know how much water/product this engine bay could handle I kept it simple with degreaser, brushes, gentle water, engine cleaner by Autoglym, rags and towels and all finished with Aerospace 303. Love that stuff as it protects without being too shiny, more of a silk finish
s70rjw said:swisstony said:s70rjw said:My favourite part of detailing. Great result. What products did you use and in particular, which dressing ?
I lay it all out on my website which I created a while ago.
https://polishedswiss.weebly.com
But essentially as I didn't know how much water/product this engine bay could handle I kept it simple with degreaser, brushes, gentle water, engine cleaner by Autoglym, rags and towels and all finished with Aerospace 303. Love that stuff as it protects without being too shiny, more of a silk finish
I didn't realise you were one and the same, big fan of PB, learnt a lot on there some years ago. :thumb:
Fordie00 said:Have you checked your drain holes?
Poked a screw driver into the drive side, all good.
Poked a screw driver into passenger side, wow, much water!
Little grommets with holes just behind the mud flaps...
Fordie.
Zingari said:Good work and gives me an idea of what's needed as the chap who specialised in Range Rover exhausts, his methods were not for me :what: