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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: G864 TST on 05 March 2008, 16:39
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Now normally I prefer the winter months but since I've become part of the best club in the world (owning a GTI) I really can't wait for summer - long warm evenings and driving just for the pure pleasure of it, my GTI is black so it looks best just as it's starting to get dark
Anyone else got a favourite time of the day or season for their GTI?
CT
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frosty winter morning but clear and the sun shining on it - but summer evenings also good. Come to think of it all year and all day :grin:
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Autumn - just before the leaves fall at sunset. Awesome reflections for car pics :drool: :cool:
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Summer because i can properly wax my car giving it brilliant shine on the evenings in the shade.
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I agree love cleaning the car on long summer nights! :smiley:
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What about all them f*****g squashed flies on the front? Grrrrrrrr! :angry:
Chrissy.
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TFR remover and a clay bar Chrissy :)
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TFR remover and a clay bar Chrissy :)
Tell me more about these clay bars?
How do you use?
How do they work?
Where do i buy?
Howmuch?
Chrissy
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Cant wait for summer for the beach...no college and all the clubbing that has to be done up the coast :cool:
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What about all them f*****g squashed flies on the front? Grrrrrrrr! :angry:
Chrissy.
and Rain X for your windscreen - great stuff :wink:
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Now normally I prefer the winter months but since I've become part of the best club in the world (owning a GTI) I really can't wait for summer - long warm evenings and driving just for the pure pleasure of it, my GTI is black so it looks best just as it's starting to get dark
Anyone else got a favourite time of the day or season for their GTI?
CT
Saturday and Sunday mornings, because city streets are empty and traffic lights are not working. :smiley:
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That's funny:
My favourite times are when I can drive enthusiastically, but Brits' favourite time is when they can bring out their buckets, clay bars etc etc and give themselves to their favourite hobby - cleaning cars. :grin: :grin: :rolleyes:
:lipsrsealed:
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It goes quicker when it's had a good days working at cleaning and polishing and waxing, a good wax should last most of the summer as well :)
TFR is a traffic film remover or use a tar remover on the bonnet to get rid of most of the fly and then get a clay bar and some quick detailer and go over the bugs it should pull the residue off and then a bit of a polish and a waxing should make them easier to get off next time :)