[TW]Fox;11304611 said:The first one is black which is a big no-no - 14 years worth of being washed with sponges means it will look an absolute mess every time the son shines.
Do you mean mechanical wash rather than with sponges? As sponges are perfectly safe to use.
I prefer the second one.
Now, I think I might start a new thread asking this "How are the late E36 M3 evo?"
I might get one to save some moneys.
My budget has now fallen from £2000 to £1500 as my tv has just blown up11!!!!!!11
[TW]Fox;11304937 said:I just found a P reg Evo Saloon for £3500. It even looks half nice :/
[TW]Fox;11304878 said:I mean both - sponges are not perfectly safe to use and will cause swirling![]()
Yes, if you drop your sponges on the floor...
or on dirty bodywork and pick up gritYes, if you drop your sponges on the floor...
[TW]Fox;11304991 said:No...
A sponge cannot pull contaminents away from the surface of the paintwork - a washmit can.
Lol....are you taking the ****?
Lol....are you taking the ****?