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Previous poster said:Quote: Originally posted by G-Unit on 21 January 2006
The porsche really flies past the Motorbike doesn't it. I was quite surprised by the way it goes past the bike so quilcky.
Hi Rob- I have got four different waxes on my parents' cars at the moment. Just testing the durability side of things.
The sampler kit is good mate as the vintage is one of the best waxes in the world. I haven't tried Atlantique so I cant tell you if I like that one. I like to give opinions after I have tried it, its only fair
. The Destiny is nothing special. However you need to remember all these waxes will look great on a good surface.
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The bike slowed down, otherwise it would have blown the 911 in a staight line, biker had skid marks in places other than the runway cos a bloody big jet passed him at 200mph within 40 meters :wink:
Daz.
G regards pics of my car, under the thread about big asses.
Previous poster said:Quote: Originally posted by darren james on 21 January 2006
Previous poster said:Quote: Originally posted by G-Unit on 21 January 2006
The porsche really flies past the Motorbike doesn't it. I was quite surprised by the way it goes past the bike so quilcky.
Hi Rob- I have got four different waxes on my parents' cars at the moment. Just testing the durability side of things.
The sampler kit is good mate as the vintage is one of the best waxes in the world. I haven't tried Atlantique so I cant tell you if I like that one. I like to give opinions after I have tried it, its only fair
. The Destiny is nothing special. However you need to remember all these waxes will look great on a good surface.
8)
The bike slowed down, otherwise it would have blown the 911 in a staight line, biker had skid marks in places other than the runway cos a bloody big jet passed him at 200mph within 40 meters :wink:
Daz.
G regards pics of my car, under the thread about big asses.
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