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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: blackbob on June 12, 2006, 09:32:43
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look at wot t cut can do
just the rest of the bus to do
this bit took about half hour so another ten hours to go :(
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i dont recommend using t cut as it contains amonia ,and in the sun it can leave stain marks... use a good cutting paste and polish ..frecla g3 :wink: ... looks nice though :lol: :lol:
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its cheep £ shop stuff works well
thinking of covering the whole bus in holigram silver fablon dont know how it would wether though
got the reminance of glue from the fire stripe on the o/s and arround the roof cant get it off without damaging the paint so im going to cover it up with the holigram fablon for now
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As wing nut says be carefull with T-cut as it can stain if not removed properly. Best thing to do is to give it a good wash and wax after which will neutralise the amonia.
Does make a difference though, especially on red which tends to go a bit "milky" with age.
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I like the delicate airbrush job of the figure in the second pic.... :lol: :wink:
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Its amazing the difference it can make! There is a pic of a golf I did on http://www.landyworld.co.uk/fadedredpaint.htm
Is it worth investing in a buffer of some kind if you have to do a whole bus? Rather you than me! :D
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You guys obviously need more practice :D
(http://usera.imagecave.com/Les_Henson/Catflap/Doorpanel-copy.jpg)
(http://usera.imagecave.com/Les_Henson/Catflap/Wing02-copy.jpg)
[smug] Les [smug] :lol:
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jeez , i bet that took some 'arm action' to get those results
:shock: :wink: :wink:
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if you really want to cheat - get some really cheap and nasty 'jif' type cleaner and use that...as long as there is a bit of 'bite' to it it'll still work...old guy i used to work with used to use tooth paste!!!
And the classic from a neighbour - i aint polishing my car too often it costs too much.....REASON ?? he had used about 5 tins of MR SHEEN!!!!
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when i got married they used tooth paste to write on the paintwork of the white car i borrowed it baked on in the sun and when i washed it off the paint was like new
so you could still read the writing :lol: :lol:
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T cut is OK if paint is well weathered but it removes a layer of paint so use sparingly. use a toothbrush to get the white residue out of the joins and from around the pop rivets and then give a good waxing. You should only need to T cut once if waxed well and washed regularly using proper additive (not washing up liquid) should stay shiny for years
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A bus ?
By hand ?
Think you've watched Karate Kid too many times "Wax on...... Wax Off!"
Argos have a couple of electric polishers under £20.
I bought the really cheap single handed one only to find they have cut the price of the two handled one.
Oh well
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7506693.htm
And if it goes up in smoke you just take it back and get another one, repeat until the bus is shiny all over.
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done one side yesterday got to move it over cos its in the back garden and to close to the wall to do the other side
did make a storage box for the back
then it started raining so went shopping instead
got my granson new england trainers so he's pleased as punch :lol:
his last trainers had a big hole in the toe and he never told us cos he said they were just brocken in
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finnished with the T cut and put on new shinies and a shed :lol:
just some wax to do now
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Wow! looks a crackin' job mate
good on ya!
I'd love to have something like that to go camping in 8) 8) 8) 8)
Jeff
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I'd love to have something like that to go camping in 8) 8) 8) 8)
Jeff[/quote]
be selling her after trip to bulgaria prob for about £5500.00
she's only done 28700k
we did 5870k last year 7497k the year before and 843k before that so it in good condition :D
great van and tows anything i have needed to ie boat and 4x4ers