GIXXERUK

great pics

+1 must be the credit crunch

Its starting to look dated now

http://www.my350z.com/forum/showthread. ... 89&page=23 http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default ... ryId=18275

very very

that grey/silver they do looks almost chrome in some lights

its been quiet here for a few weeks, it is the holiday period i suppose

Kev at envy has those

are they wearing evenly ? if not get 4 wheel alignment done, transformed my car, prior to the alignment it felt twitchy and tended to understeer, much more planted after

good today its stopped so we can close this thread

not while i'm driving nixy i use a hairnet while i drive

Cheers Paul, I will give it a go buff using an old fluffy towel

+1 you have to turn the cloth more frequently with wax than polish as it clogs the microF a lot quicker and it is much less effective at removing the wax

keep coming on the forum and you wont feel the need to apologise :blush:

copper grease or squeak

nice sig

just as i thought, oh well at least she's not shopping

but how much did it cost robert fripp to get the work done http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/artic ... -them.html

my old lambs wool mitts get relugated to wheel duty

i'll see you and raise you a sherbet dip and a packet of spangles

mart your sig has gone all steve mcgarret on us

does your headunit read mp3 dvds ? lots of mp3s on 4.7 gb

Ive tried a lot of different leather cleaners and conditioners and without a doubt i've found that Gliptone cleanner and conditioner is the best, i do as a lot of detailers do and i hang a hairdryer on the rear view mirror for 15 - 20 mins and close the doors, this softens the leather and opens the pores, i have had no problems with holes in the seats as Gliptone is a liquid and gets absorbed fully unlike waxes that i've used buff it and it leaves a nice matt feel to the leather An added bonus is that it only approx a tenner for both the conditioner and cleaner