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Today I did some detailing...
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I tackled my own car and the Father's one (he did give a hand).
Started with a foaming and then a 2BM wash with Autoglym
Used the group wheel buy stuff.
The tyre dressing was nice. It left a nice finish and wasn't as "plastic" a finish as the Autoglym tyre shine.
Dried, Autoglym Rapid Detailer and Fast Glass to finish
No I don't know why some pictures are turned. They are correct in Dropbox!
Oh Curran, you were right about the microfibre towels. The Dry me Crazy was crazy the amount of water it absorbed!0 -
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It's a pity for this shot that the car wasn't closer to the building. You would have lost the clutter on the horizon and had a more symmetrical shot with the reflections being symmetrical. That would have made a more interesting photograph.
Oh ya, the car is reasonably clean also I guess......
Edit. All messing aside, where is that photo taken? I'm thinking you could get some very dramatic B&W photos there with an angry sky through the windows. After seeing your roof and the way it darkens the shot I'm thinking of using a dark car roof as a reflector to get some horizontal reflection shots and that building might work for a shot I have in my head to try to do.0 -
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Get yourself deeper buckets....and for the love of God...is that a mitt on the stones??
The mit on the stones is lidls finest microfibre mitt that ain't worth a ****. Couldn't find my incredimit one day so bought it.....I wish I hadn't bothered washing the car, the damage it done. So when I saw it in my bucket this afternoon I fecked in on the ground to remind myself to never go near the thing again.
If you look closely, the incremit is in the wash bucket.
Which is full of clean water after washing the filthy yoke. The microfibres are from Amazon, they're for cleaning the wheel arches0 -
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quadrifoglio verde wrote: »The mit on the stones is lidls finest microfibre mitt that ain't worth a ****. Couldn't find my incredimit one day so bought it.....I wish I hadn't bothered washing the car, the damage it done. So when I saw it in my bucket this afternoon I fecked in on the ground to remind myself to never go near the thing again.
Using it for few months, is the paint f***** ? 0 -
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It's a pity for this shot that the car wasn't closer to the building. You would have lost the clutter on the horizon and had a more symmetrical shot with the reflections being symmetrical. That would have made a more interesting photograph.
Oh ya, the car is reasonably clean also I guess......
Edit. All messing aside, where is that photo taken? I'm thinking you could get some very dramatic B&W photos there with an angry sky through the windows. After seeing your roof and the way it darkens the shot I'm thinking of using a dark car roof as a reflector to get some horizontal reflection shots and that building might work for a shot I have in my head to try to do.
Only seeing this! Unfortunetly I was on the rooftop there of a car park next to that site so couldn't get closer. I was behind Harry's in kinnegad. I did a bit of messing around with that pic and came up with this. It's a nice building, pity it's left to crumple.
Untitled by ShaunieRal, on Flickr
Here's another from a different perspective
Untitled by ShaunieRal, on Flickr 0
Never used it. 
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