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Ste

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7th Aug 09 at 07:05

Decided my knife and fork needed more than the usual rinse under the hot tap.

Time to get serious and get them really clean for tonight's Chinese.

Started with a 1:3 of water and fairy liquid in a "squeezy bottle". This was shaken for 4 seconds

Applied to the knife and fork at room temperature and left to dwell for about 15 seconds. As you can see, it is the green snow foam method.

Rinsed at hot tap temperature. as you can see from this before pic, still evidence of gravy.

Next up was some agitation with a 3M scotchpad. First in clockwise, then in a counter-clockwise motion.

After a final rinse under the hot tap, this time left to run a bit longer to get hotter.

And dried using super absorbent Kimwipe 'blue'

Looking good, time for the obligatory 'reflection shot'

I'm pleased with the result and really looking forward to using them tonight on the duck in plum sauce with chips.

I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.

_Allan_

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7th Aug 09 at 07:07

Kurt

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7th Aug 09 at 07:11

Swirl marks

Daveskater

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7th Aug 09 at 07:13

Need to get the machine polisher out on the deeper scratches tbh

Numberwang!

Originally posted by AlunJ
I like you Dave, you are a man of men

Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle

Look at my pictures

Marc

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7th Aug 09 at 07:31

Best detail thread yet

Leighton

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7th Aug 09 at 07:45

Productive night at work again

:thimbs:

need to do one with your old RAF ones that would be

x14xe sport

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7th Aug 09 at 07:56

good work, is that a long lasting finish as to avoid having to clean after every use?

Ben G

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Location: Essex
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7th Aug 09 at 08:35

vxr marc style.

you forgot to clay and wax tbh

and you call yourself a detailer

stu_c

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7th Aug 09 at 08:37

how much do you charge for doing this as the missus just isnt up to it anymore!!

am4nf

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7th Aug 09 at 08:42

M16KE B

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7th Aug 09 at 08:47

shouldve painted them satin black tbh

Tom G

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7th Aug 09 at 10:33

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7th Aug 09 at 10:36

as said handles needed to be black, and where is the stuid type shot with mood lighting ?

ryzer

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7th Aug 09 at 10:38

mazing!

BluKoo

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7th Aug 09 at 10:40

You have too much time on your hands.

Tom G

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7th Aug 09 at 10:50

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo

You have too much time on your hands.

tbf blukoo you mask up peoples window's

Benkid

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7th Aug 09 at 11:28

quote:
Originally posted by Leighton
Productive night at work again :thimbs:

need to do one with your old RAF ones that would be

lol at :thimbs:

Was a good read, really can tell the difference, might get the old G3 out on the knife and fork myself, why did you leave out the spoon?

richc

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7th Aug 09 at 11:33

You didnt take a chrome content reading

DamoC

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7th Aug 09 at 12:37

lmao

Graham88

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7th Aug 09 at 12:50

C2RL R

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7th Aug 09 at 12:56

quote:
Originally posted by Leighton
:thimbs:

classic, thats better than when someone wrote FIAL. i forget who it was but he knows who he is.

BluKoo

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7th Aug 09 at 13:43

quote:
Originally posted by Tom G

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo

You have too much time on your hands.

tbf blukoo you mask up peoples window's

Good point

xa0s

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9th Aug 09 at 07:03

Fucking funny, I proper LOL'd.

alan-g-w

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9th Aug 09 at 11:07

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo

quote:
Originally posted by Tom G

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo

You have too much time on your hands.

tbf blukoo you mask up peoples window's

Good point

I thought it was your brother?

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