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A birthday treat......

tscaptain

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...for my car, which is now 4 years old. Full detail, inside and out, Gtechniq C1 followed by Gtechniq Exo. Apart the from the stone chips the paintwork looks better than when I collected it in March 2010! Completely swirl free - for now. [;)] Here are the photos taken inside the "studio" where the work was done. On my phone camera so not brilliant quality! If you want details please PM or e-mail me but, suffice to say on here, a really nice chap who knows his stuff and is in the Bristol area and I would recommend to anyone. Oh, and he does a club discount![:)]

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Looking very good [:)]
Fingers crossed it stays dry and the car can continue to shine.
I've been very happy following the application of the same kit on mine, the water still beads off excellently.

Happy Birthday to your motor by the way[:)]
 
Looks luvverly Alan. That coating is still working on mine after two years, so bin all your waxes [:D]
 
Looks Great Alan,
are these exhaust ends standard ?? I changed mine to Tech Art but are more a double oval, nothing better than driving in an Ultra shiny beast
enjoy the good weather Hopefully[:)]
 
No, they are black chrome from the States (Fabspeed). A bit easier to keep looking nice than the standard oval.[:)] Not cheap, mind.....[&:]
 
Oh no nothing that is nice is cheap Alan the Tech Art numbers made my Scottish eyes water [:D] and I am glad they changed them on the 991 Turbo,
not that one is coming near my garage soon. Original ovals are in a box somewhere now [:D] [:D]. This Gtechniq seems to get good reviews[:)]
 
Was my hobbie, I owned a Jabiru 450 and was based at Deanland. Unfortunately my ex-wife's lawyer made me sell it(and nearly everything else), so the closest I get to flying nowadays is when I'm going too quick over a speed hump in the 911 :-(.
 
Cap,
beautiful pix....I would have taken a closer look at your car at Beaulieu but for the floor-to-ceiling rain. Contented myself from the PCGB tent....

The exhaust tips are non-standard? You have 4 round pipes rather than the two ovoid pipes? Is this a performance exhaust enhancement, and if so, how did you get away from that with the warranty?

While I am on the subject, I ALWAYS get soot deposits on the bottom edge of the exhausts, and every turbo I have seen has the same....is this just the way it is, and what might you recommend to keep the tips shiny.

(No innuendos intended anywhere in this email by the way)

Keenan
 
See earlier post. Cosmetic and non performance enhancing black chrome tips from Fabspeed. I use Autosol to get the soot off. These tips are easier to keep shiny than the OE. Thanks for the compliment[:)]
 

ORIGINAL: KXJ 911Turbo
While I am on the subject, I ALWAYS get soot deposits on the bottom edge of the exhausts, and every turbo I have seen has the same....is this just the way it is, and what might you recommend to keep the tips shiny.

(No innuendos intended anywhere in this email by the way)

Keenan

Duraglit works foe me! [:)]
 

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