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NEW & UNUSED, priced with postage, or collection possible from BT23; the first offer of the asking price secures the goods!

Please...no dealing via PM's or spamming the thread with "you can get this cheaper", "this place is cheaper", etc :thumb:

Zaino Z9 Leather Soft Spray Cleaner 236ml, £9 posted ...

NEW & UNUSED, priced with postage, or collection possible from BT23; the first offer of the asking price secures the goods!

Please...no dealing via PM's or spamming the thread with "you can get this cheaper", "this place is cheaper", etc :thumb:

Meguiars NXT Generation Car Wash 1.89 litres, £13 ...

Sold!

Just as it says above, can anyone post a pic of their 1.4 TDi 70PS engine...

Still available...

Does that work on deepish stone chips?

Tim, if they are through to the base coat / primer, I would use the cocktail stick method to fill them, leave the paint to harden and then wet-sand them. You'll then need a DA or rotary to polish the sanding marks out.

IMHO you're better practising this on ...

Does scratch X actually work? I have some scratches that you can feel with your nail and they wont come out with T-cut...

The secret is to fill the scratch with touch up paint FIRST...use a cocktail stick, not a brush as the pointed end is finer and avoids a build up of paint around the scratch ...

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Just discovered that Claus Luthe passed away on the 17th March...

Who was Claus Luthe I hear you ask? Well see for yourselves...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claus_Luthe

Tim_GTi wrote:will you sell the scratch X seperatley?

I'd prefer to sell them as a set, though thanks for the interest. BTW, I like the rims

Guys

I have for sale the pictured Meguiars products, which make a great beginners kit to lavish some care on your Polo!

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b235/askhamd/Parts%20for%20Sale/Megs300ml.jpg

The set comprises of:

150ml Scratch X: Eliminate fine scratches and swirl marks with ease ...

VR6 South wrote: Nice one

What more can I say £7 is cheap, when it's delivered to your door...go on, you know you want to!

VR6 South wrote:£5 for the glass cleaner?

No problem...postage will be £2