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Definately - I clayed the front half of my CRV last week - the results are astounding when compared front to back - the front feels like wet glass, the rear feels, well, just slightly gritty

this is serious news to me......... really did not think they were available for the zed at all however, that said ......... I do NOT want one, my innitial post was tongue in cheek - I have a shed for that sort of work

yep - lots of people have their 350/370's chipped ........ its the soft paint work ya see ...

Trailer delivered and now built - all good and no problems - easy to talk to on the phone as well now.......need to find a tow bar for the ZED

well done...but grey with black what ?

had mine done last week as well - no problems so far ......

spoil sports - your ruining my illusions (and what I tell the wife)

I was going to post something inappropriate - but thought better of it ....... as its your daughter, I'm glad I refrained

+1 on that

He's gonna have a long flight/sail to get to Bronzee - hope air holes and food etc are allowed for his trip down south

The only other point I would add to the cons is the amount of noise coming from anything thrown up by the tyres into the wheel well - but not havig had a Zed before this I've got nothing to compare it with ? on the whole I average about 27-28 - although I managed 32 last week by driving like Miss Daisy (motorway too) watching Nissan Micras zoom past me ....have to say soon got fed up of that another point to watch for is set the cruise (say 56) on a level and straight bit of mway/dual carriage re-set all the mpg and average speed etc average speed now reads 52 ..... methinks the speedo is giving a large factor of error ?

well - someone had to do it !!! if yours is Rosie - mine must be Jim congrats

zedless ? or or

I'm Andy ... I'm just 'round the corner from you Chris .... not really I'm miles away ha ha and another Andy 'ere

you need mass and separation ie the material you use must be fairly heavy and dense to stop air-born sound + seal around all the edges, and then (this is the difficult bit) try and avoid connecting it to the existing wall - the more fixings you use the more direct impact sound will transfer. The key is to get the small details right around all four edges - foam strips, silicone etc - all manufacturers will have details for their products

haha - only a copper I have 2 friends (married) both coppers living a couple of doors away - very handy

I would say yes - let them train you, however there is usually a tie in period for the amount of time and/or money .... say 2 years after completion

that would be "envy" foam too - so good advert for you

Here we go ..........

Mine definately has it (GT Edition) - although as mentioned previously ...... its not something I rely on, whether its me not being careful enough about which to release 1st !! ??, sometimes it will hold, sometimes not Haven't really spent any time practicing with it

I'm sure this can get out of hand !!!

6 Hours !!!!!

bit of this bit of that and lots of this clay barred this for the first time - massive differnce to the feel of the paintwork

thats 2 then hello from me

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