wscc members / forum

[Cleggy the Spyder Man]

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=195521

so basically use warm things - go figure - I nearly wet myself      

[slater]

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paid 8 grand   to have his GT3 detailed

I was informed that the canuba wax was 10000 a tub   and the manthatt does his gets flown around the world to detail other cars, and also said "he did wash it 10 times"  

lewis

[blue_toaster]

I'd rather drive a grubby car than not drive a clean one

[stephenh]

Well, after about 3 speed series events, or after a long blat on muddy country roads with the Cannock gang (   ) I usually wash my car. I start with a bucket of hot water with some car shampoo in it, then I rinse it off with a bucket of warm clean water, then I wipe it all off with a shammy leather cloth.

Takes me about 40 minutes.

I then think it looks the dog's b*****ks.

Is that detailing?    

[Blatman]

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Topic: wscc members / forum, what makes it ?

Thread drift...

[blue_toaster]

Well, after about 3 speed series events, or after a long blat on muddy country roads with the Cannock gang (   ) I usually wash my car. I start with a bucket of hot water with some car shampoo in it, then I rinse it off with a bucket of warm clean water, then I wipe it all off with a shammy leather cloth.

Takes me about 40 minutes.

I then think it looks the dog's b*****ks.

Is that detailing?    

only if you use extortionately expensive water

[7sRWild]

There are a fair few North Americans here who exchange pleasantries with the rest of , it's just you that's a knob head...    

ok knob head let's toss---i can't do beer summit but I can patch it up with southern music for u 

http://www.tagtele.com/v/11924

Another Knob head here from Canada, this is the friendliest forum out there.  I just Love that Southern Music...      

[JeffC]

Well, after about 3 speed series events, or after a long blat on muddy country roads with the Cannock gang (   ) I usually wash my car. I start with a bucket of hot water with some car shampoo in it, then I rinse it off with a bucket of warm clean water, then I wipe it all off with a shammy leather cloth.

Takes me about 40 minutes.

I then think it looks the dog's b*****ks.

Is that detailing?    

get yerself on detailing world and say that you will be shot down in flames      

Ive always used a sponge but have just got one of those specialised microfibre mittens they rave on about for washing cars with that they pay  £6 for , actually i pinched it from swmbo she uses them for dusting and gets them from Asda for a quid        

[slater]

Ive always used a sponge but have just got one of those specialised microfibre mittens they rave on about for washing cars with that they pay  £6 for , actually i pinched it from swmbo she uses them for dusting and gets them from Asda for a quid        

Don't foget the Q-tips for those hard to get at areas and the pipe cleaning brush to clean the inside of the exaust.  

lewis

[windy]

If you don't know people personally then there's the temptation to try to wind them up on forums and succeed. It usually results in a bun fight.

I think most people on here have already met eachother in the pub or at speed series events so there is more likely to be friendy banter and P**s taking.  

[h4muf]

Might it be that a lot of the people who post on Pistonheads are young loud mouths, the sort who drive round town centres in the evenings with megawatt sound systems in their hatchback, and the windows wound right down so everyone can "enjoy" their "music"?

I'd say exactly the opposite.

I very rarely post on here,always on ph.

On here it's very clicky,too much wuv this,wuv that.

[davidgh]

As a first point, I'd comment that almost nobody on this forum seems to feel the need to prove anything to anybody (except perhaps about behaviour in the shower, which I think we can discount for most practical purposes). People on this forum seem, by and large, to be united (whatever their socio-economic background) by a passion for kit-cars* and, in general, appear comfortable in there own skin, which is a very great compliment indeed. Of course, it helps that the occasional boulschitteur tends to get the treatment he deserves.

* I say kit-cars, rather than Westfields, because, after six years of competition in the Speed Series in a car that you would expect most in the club to spit upon, I've always found that, if I have a problem at an event, the WSCC gang is immediately there with expert help. I doubt there is a better club  

[echoz]

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On here it's very clicky,too much wuv this,wuv that.

I've never met anyone on here in real life, and they're all waaay older than me

They still talk to me, don't see what the problem is wuv?

[Mark Stanton]

bout time you paid your subs and joined the WSCC then ain't it wuv                

[SteveD]

come on feel the wuv