BulletMagnet

The instructions said "Leave to dwell for 5mins, re-spray and agitate with brush" I only left it a minute or so.

The question is now....what can I do to fix the damage? Will it be possible to get them back to the previous state? Anybody know where this can be done and how much they charge? Thanks for any advice. Mark

I bought some Bilberry Wheel Safe Cleaner from i4detailing to clean my Volks. Read the instructions and proceeded to use it 1:1 neat, because I thought they were very dirty. Proceeded to spray all four wheels, let it dwell and then resprayed and then agitated with a brush. When I was doing the brushwork, I noticed to my horror that where the cleaner had pooled in the dish, it had eaten the lacquer. I then finished cleaning the car in a somber mood, didn't even wax her. Dried the car and then put some Rimwax on the wheels so it had at least some sort of protection from further damage. Here are some pics after the wheels have been cleaned and have wax on them... Lesson for the future...ALWAYS DILUTE BILBERRY!!!

Never had trouble with CityLink tho, but that's because the driver has liked every car I've had so far and likes a little chat. Oh and upon closer inspection of the shipping note on the box, it turns out that my phone number was missing a digit, so perhaps the driver did call it but obviously couldn't get thru due to the missing digit...

Rain has no adverse effects at all, like mentioned above, your engine has covers anyway, so it will be fine. I jusr leave the traps in purely cos I'm lazy to clean the engine bay every week and only take the trap out for meets and shows.

Very nice , lights not bad too I got trouble seeing the headlights....she's facing away....

Mind you, in some of Ken Blocks own vids, it seems that slo-mo is used alot, so the BBC may be let off the hook just this once...

That tag looks like a grinnig ghost with it's arms up in the air

I think Avid Merrion should do a special MJ show, shamone!!!

Actually had a look at the card and it was dropped off at the local post office which is only a minute away. Picked it up and noticed that it actually had my instructions on the box to phone me if I didn't answer the door, just incase I was asleep after a nightshift.

Yeah tell me about it!! Just a shame it feels like a stretch arm strong Oh do tell us more......

"I got the keys covered" "You got the keys covered?" "Yeah, what did I just say? I got them covered." ... "Where did you get the keys from?!?" "Why whats the deal?" "The ladies are dirty, they had survallance all over them" "Whoa whoa whoa, I used the same guy from last time..." "CASTLEBECK...Castlebeck must have got to the guy on the inside and turned him"

So I make an order for some stuff from i4detailing on Friday for some bit's and pieces. Choose next working day delivery, assuming it should arrive on Monday. Get called in for overtime on Sunday night. Get home on Monday morning at 5am. Not wanting to miss the delivery van, I decide to stay up. I wait and wait and wait, hold out till about 4pm when I can't ignore the call of nature any longer. Return from the throne only to find a ParcelForce card in my letterslot, open the door only to see the van drive away.

Those japanese are well clever.

Blow-up mail order bride?

I suppose a big foot long "Bride Japan" lettering on the box may be a hint...

True, true, we'd be doing all this syncro driving and stuff, get the truck to stop only to find that the keys were sent ahead in a different vehicle....

Now Tatami seats would be original!!!

I'm sorry Miss Pattison....I bow to your devine knowledge...may my foolish attempts to outwit your highness be forgiven

nah, just googled "sheep farmer".....

Ah crap, just saw this...... http://www.nationalsheep.org.uk/index.p ... &Itemid=58

SHEPHERD!

or put an inflatable swimmingpool chair in it...with cupholder armrests!!!

Oh nixy knows I'm just kidding.......prolly get a slap for good measure anyhows....