do not underestimate the power of masturbationCav wrote:The Wife was at work all Bank Holiday so I did some self-care to get rid of things causing me stress.
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Sealed with Chemical Guys Jet Seal
Waxed with Meguiar's Ultimate Liquid Wax
Dressed with Carpro PERL
Waxed with Meguiar's Ultimate Liquid Wax
Dressed with Carpro PERL
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It's the legacy from my Stag. They covered my bike in gay pride stickers which all came off lovely but these won't. It's not the end of the world to be honest, it's a pleasant reminder of how awesome my Stag was
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I've just ordered some panel wipe/degreaser and some Crows Foot wipes. That degreaser is amazing on the bikes.
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I bought Gtechniqs panel wipe which I was impressed with. Is yours in a bottle or in the form of a baby wipe?
What do you use yours for?
What do you use yours for?
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I've got the 2001 U-Pol. I use it on the wheels, chain, exhaust and anywhere that gets chain lube flick and tar
https://www.u-pol.com/uk/en-uk/product/ ... s41auSWzx8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I've bought a roll of the Crows Feet
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STARCHEM-Pre ... 2821366620" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
https://www.u-pol.com/uk/en-uk/product/ ... s41auSWzx8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I've bought a roll of the Crows Feet
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STARCHEM-Pre ... 2821366620" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Nice. That stuffs ideal for you with your silicone based Gtechniq C2.
Surfex HD is what I use as my degreaser and it's brilliant. I do need to up the concentration from 1:10 for chain grease though. It does okay with oil at that dilution though.
Surfex HD is what I use as my degreaser and it's brilliant. I do need to up the concentration from 1:10 for chain grease though. It does okay with oil at that dilution though.
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I've been using Surfex HD as a bucket wash for the bikes. It seems to do the job.
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Crikey.. no shampoo? I'm using Carpro Reset for my shampoo now. It's very lubricating but cleans well. No extras in there either so it just resets the paint back to its last lot of protection.
I did add surfex hd to a prewash the otherday, that works nice.
I did add surfex hd to a prewash the otherday, that works nice.
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That's 3 bikes and 2 cars washed.
I'm sitting in the garden with a cold beer cheers
I'm sitting in the garden with a cold beer cheers
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yes but they are very gentle and cheap ,I wipe the residue off with a microfibre clothKwacky wrote:don't you find that baby wipes leave a residue?
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Just drove the car to work and noticed a great big bird sh1t down the whole of the rear quarter and I had just cleaned it today
Had nothing to clean it with, so improvised and used my sock, and binned it
Had nothing to clean it with, so improvised and used my sock, and binned it
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Perkles wrote:baby wipes on my bugs and wheels
Dryer sheets are great for wheels. Not new ones mind...after they've been through the dryer.....they're great for getting road grime off the wheels. Abrasive without being damaging.
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It's always the way.. if a bird is gonna crap on your car it's within days. At least you found an alternate use for your cum sockBlade wrote:Just drove the car to work and noticed a great big bird sh1t down the whole of the rear quarter and I had just cleaned it today
Had nothing to clean it with, so improvised and used my sock, and binned it
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Now there's some imagery I probably could have done without.
Thanks for that, Cav.
Thanks for that, Cav.
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Of a female taking a dump from on top of the carbon fiber roof ?
Or Blade masturbating over his car and leaving the cum sock in the vehicle for future use?
Or Blade masturbating over his car and leaving the cum sock in the vehicle for future use?