What did you and your MK2 do today?
- Thread starter Tfsi_Mike
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changed my interior lights,
this is some leds i order from china.. way to blue -
These are a bit "alien abduction" lol
£130 for 3m gloss black, not cheapest around, but a brilliant set of lads that do a quality job
Just Had my roof wrapped this morning and then having the headlights done the weekend
Forgot to say this yesterday Andy, looks great mate bet your chuffed with that finish!
Fuel pump collects from the bottom anyway so you always drag the crap up lol
To be fair Rob modern cars probably have way more fuel than they show. Few years back i ran a car that to be honest I didn't really care for(none seat lol) ran this on fumes fairly regular and only ran out a couple of times.
Was a work horse so didn't really care
Busy morning and early afternoon for me.
1st up, swapping the wing mirror caps over....
Using a small flat head screwdriver, prise the mirror off it's housing & you gain access to the clips holding the mirror cap onto the housing......you can see from the pic below the red clips & you need to prise these away to take the cap off.
Fitting is opposite of removal & then you push the glass back onto it's mount.
Did a big detailing session after that.
Rinsed off, & snow foamed.....snow foam dwelling....
Rinsed off again and on with a 2 Bucket Method wash
Washed off, dried off and moved to front of house, tyres dressed, de-tarred & then taped up for machine polishing....
Passed over the car using a cutting pad with Farecla G3 scratch removal polish & then passed over again using a heavy polishing pad using Autoglym SRP....couple of shots....
Finished & feeling like a job well done
1st up, swapping the wing mirror caps over....
Using a small flat head screwdriver, prise the mirror off it's housing & you gain access to the clips holding the mirror cap onto the housing......you can see from the pic below the red clips & you need to prise these away to take the cap off.
Fitting is opposite of removal & then you push the glass back onto it's mount.
Did a big detailing session after that.
Rinsed off, & snow foamed.....snow foam dwelling....
Rinsed off again and on with a 2 Bucket Method wash
Washed off, dried off and moved to front of house, tyres dressed, de-tarred & then taped up for machine polishing....
Passed over the car using a cutting pad with Farecla G3 scratch removal polish & then passed over again using a heavy polishing pad using Autoglym SRP....couple of shots....
Finished & feeling like a job well done
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Busy morning and early afternoon for me.
1st up, swapping the wing mirror caps over....
Using a small flat head screwdriver, prise the mirror off it's housing & you gain access to the clips holding the mirror cap onto the housing......you can see from the pic below the red clips & you need to prise these away to take the cap off.
Fitting is opposite of removal & then you push the glass back onto it's mount.
Did a big detailing session after that.
Rinsed off, & snow foamed.....snow foam dwelling....
Rinsed off again and on with a 2 Bucket Method wash
Washed off, dried off and moved to front of house, tyres dressed, de-tarred & then taped up for machine polishing....
Passed over the car using a cutting pad with Farecla G3 scratch removal polish & then passed over again using a heavy polishing pad using Autoglym SRP....couple of shots....
Finished & feeling like a job well done
Good effort Andy looks great fella
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