The carbon ones that fit well are about £500!
I looked at piano black from an american site at about £150. Hover I didn't want to take the plunge if the fit was crap.
If anyone wants to sell me the console really cheap I'll have a play and see what I can do...
yeah t cut is aggressive but its works for scratches and something milder would be good for a general clean
Cool. I'll give it a go! It'll be fun I'm sure. Just think when the weather is bad I'll be able to detail the kitchen instead of my outdoor toys!
Cheers Paul, I wondered if you'd know actually as I knew you fitted kitchens.
Well I guess I'll maybe use a really mild polish (T cut would be too aggressive I think) and then I'll try some wax......
I use microfibres to wipe it down so will continue to do so!
Well the red is this
http://www.moben.co.uk/kitchen-ranges/impact-kitchens/paris-red-ivory/
mixed with black
http://www.moben.co.uk/kitchen-ranges/impact-kitchens/paris-white-black/
It's mega shiny!
Ok, had my glossy kitchen in for a while. It's bright red and black but being black it's a nightmare to keep clean!
Anyone have a gloss kitchen and if so what do you use to keep it clean? I'm very tempted to try a wax on them but not sure!
I'm sure at least one person can help! I am seeing some swirls (not kidding) so want to minimise this too.
If you are too embarrassed to reply to a kitchen cleaning topic then feel free to PM me a solution!
sorry.
I think its transport wax,they cover the hole car in it when new.Then remove before being sold,probably just to lazy to do under the bonnet.
I have polished and put a proper wax on now and its nice and shiny.
If you buy from a trader here they'd come with a fitting kit. As I say, it's a proper product. That's what you're paying for. Guaranteed fit and quality.
If the CTR gets nearly 30mpg in town then a Zed WILL be expensive to run! :lol:
If you do national / m way driving it'll be ok. Torque is quite good for fuel consumption.