Sometimes you can't help but look at your car once you have washed it! Post your pics..

Ben P

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Mr.Mint

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Honestly irreplaceable

Agreed.

I had the opportunity to buy another car that would have meant that I would have to sell mine and a few other cars to make room for it and I am glad I didn't bother with it in the end. Took mine out on Sunday Evening and I fell in love with it again.
 

anlygi

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I'm not one for taking pics of my cars, especially when not sitting how I want, but took an early morning stroll waiting for my son and throught why not. Quick wash and a blast of NotAnachem Hybrid yesterday. First I've ever been round that way.

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Wheels and calipers refurbed, coilovers and spacers next on the list now I've it mechanically sorted.
 

Cossers

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Alloys on this are absolutely brutal to clean. I don't think I've ever had a car with as much b rake dust before - makes me miss having carbon ceramics :rolleyes:
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Lovely car that, tbh I was seriously thinking about a set of black wheels for the cayman, what you have said really does put me off, my satin platinum wheels does help hid it a bit but there’s no hiding on black!
 

Ben P

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Alloys on this are absolutely brutal to clean. I don't think I've ever had a car with as much b rake dust before - makes me miss having carbon ceramics :rolleyes:
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That must be a right night and day difference coming from carbon ceramics and having gloss black wheels!

Tbf most oem pads these days are woeful for brake dust. My 4 Series has signs of dust even after a 3 miles of driving 😕
 

Boydie

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I despise cleaning black alloys - to this day, I do not think I have successfully cleaned a set without missing a bit or having to go over them twice - when they are wet they look clean, once you dry them, you see dirt :mad:
 

Cossers

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Think the only way to own black alloys with out the hassle is with carbon ceramics as mentioned.
 

riano

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I despise cleaning black alloys - to this day, I do not think I have successfully cleaned a set without missing a bit or having to go over them twice - when they are wet they look clean, once you dry them, you see dirt :mad:
This is exactly what happened to me yesterday. Did all alloys first then washed car and did alloys again after a snow foam etc and still loads of bits missed :weary_face:

GTR had black alloys and with the carbon ceramics it just needed a blast with the power hose and a quick clean, i swear these are impossible and have as many weird shaped parts as possible to ensure you can never fully clean them :joy:
 
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