Quick clean!!!


Kipper said:
Love the new gauge setup, could really do with getting some for my car, do you need a sandwich plate for oil temp/pressure sensors or is there another way? Car is so clean as usual though, considered tracking it yet? :p. HFP is badge is a nice touch too.
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Yea the sandwich plate is easiest way to make the oil temp/pressure sensors work.

Thanks for the comments................... maybe some day i will be man enough to throw it around Kirkistown track :p
 
This color blue is so nice on civics.
Rock'N buddy!
 
car is looking well as always ricky, that plug cover is something different and cool too!
 
Nice dry day so got stuck in....................and fitted my interior HTP emblem...

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Days work done :p
 
Damm snow here kills everything,got myself some new cleaning gear (which i didnt really need)and cant even get using it..........

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Check the second wax out.....

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Smells nicer than the name :D
 
Much snow up your way Ricky? What's the difference between Supernatural and supernatural hybrid wax? I've used the supernatural before and found it hard enough to apply, wax was very hard.
 
Vtec6000 said:
Much snow up your way Ricky? What's the difference between Supernatural and supernatural hybrid wax? I've used the supernatural before and found it hard enough to apply, wax was very hard.
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Hey bud hows it going? Snow was bad enough up here in the North,hilly areas got it quite bad going from pics ive seen online which is only 3 miles from here.

Aint moved far in past few days but main roads are fine to use as i speak.

As for the wax the Supernatural Hybrid has a blend of natural and synthetic parts in the make up so thats the main difference,done bit of research and seems to get quite a lot of praise.
What are you using to apply the Supernatural? I ask as a friend has the first version and i thought it was one of the easiest waxes to apply/buff off i have used to date.

That "German" applicator pad in pic above(red and white) is good for layering the wax on thin and even.
 
eternal blue 2000 said:
Hey bud hows it going? Snow was bad enough up here in the North,hilly areas got it quite bad going from pics ive seen online which is only 3 miles from here.

Aint moved far in past few days but main roads are fine to use as i speak.

As for the wax the Supernatural Hybrid has a blend of natural and synthetic parts in the make up so thats the main difference,done bit of research and seems to get quite a lot of praise.
What are you using to apply the Supernatural? I ask as a friend has the first version and i thought it was one of the easiest waxes to apply/buff off i have used to date.

That "German" applicator pad in pic above(red and white) is good for layering the wax on thin and even.
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Not bad you?

I was using a foam applicator pad, not sure of brand just found it very hard to apply. I heated the wax up a little which did help:nice:
 
All good.
Mmmmm........ wonder why you found it hard to work with,only thing i can think is maybe the temp was low or your putting too much product on,im no expert btw.

Aye maybe just better putting a "wick" in it and using it as a candle :D

Collinite range is very good as a winter wax but known to be hard to work with but aint too bad as i have few different ones here,their "insulator" wax is quite easy to use as its in a bottle and more like a runny paste.

Not saying what it looks like :thanks:
 
Looks awesome and very clean... I like all the suttle changes and JDM ness.... :nice:

Would also be interested in a HFP badge too...
 
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