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Just seen these Neil, absolutely beautiful, looking at these cars I didn't know you were connected to Royalty?

First thing I did was to respray my wiper arms when I bought mine but they were well and truly stuck on the spline I had to borrow a small puller. The problem in trying to prize it of is that the surrounding area is basically plastic and it would easily split under the slighest pressure, these small pullers prevent that.

No problems with these, the car was sold with such a device but for some reason people sell these before they move the car on? Some of the newer windows based mobiles have problems paring but I found the easiest thing was to go on a meet and ask if you could borrow one for a minute and check out everything works. Job done.

Megs are now doing a water free product called "ultimate wash and wax" I would like to hear from someone who has used these type of products for over 6 months before I would look at them. http://www.meguiars.co.uk/product/405/U ... -Anywhere/

Here you go Steve http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/forum/vie ... =17&t=9957 I've nicked this from a detailing site but as you will see its an argumnentable subject. Generally a car that is well prepared polished and waxed really doesnt need a glaze but others believe it adds a deep lustre and shine. You pays your money and you take your choice. Before I post this I see you've had a reply thats correct this will give you a bit more of an insight. Cheers Jeff

A warm welcome the more the merrier,

I would be interested in doing this I know you can get them re-gassed but who does a slightly higher pressure?

Think you will find that you can only remap them to get any good results plenty of posts about this subject on here.

Reminds me of the lead bloke in "phantom of the opera" keep the photos coming

A few photos later will be good

That's a heck of a recipe for a sponge cake, I thought it was just eggs,butter,flour and milk? At mine we just threw the pennies at the bairns to get rid of them

A year to join, couldn't you make your mind up

I wondered where you were Alex But, +1 for Alex and his spark plugs can't go wrong with these.

This video was reviewed on here a couple of weeks ago, perfectly normal when the engine ticks over and then is revved up that's what oil pressure is.

Photos getting better all the time, just need to get rid of the dustbin in the background

+1 pics

+1, no need to cut the cats, £50 - £60 about right price.

Another one done best of luck

I don't honestly think that anyone has effectively managed to do this in a normal house or flat set up, many try but few get it done. Sound waves are difficult to control causing vibration travelling in all sorts of mannner not neccesarily in a direct line but bouncing around like a rubber ball. Any way I wish you luck and let us know if you manage to do it. Cheers

Police are trained to use this system changing up and down,no issues.

A warm