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Posted: Mon May 23, 2005 8:31 pm
by PoloGTi
siilver wrote:what alloys r they??

so in love wit them, when there shiney
They're RH Topline A's, they're diamond cut as standard and are a bugger to polish!!!

Got them off German Ebay for a bargain (especially when I saw a set for sale for £750 elsewhere! :o

I saw a set on a Mk2 Golf in 17" about 7 years ago and instantly loved them. :wink: they look like AMG wheels

Posted: Mon May 23, 2005 8:54 pm
by jj86
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Sorry... no 'artistic' shots :?

Anyone use meguiars/mer/autoglym?

Well impressed with all three!

Posted: Mon May 23, 2005 9:39 pm
by siilver
PoloGTi wrote:
siilver wrote:what alloys r they??

so in love wit them, when there shiney
They're RH Topline A's, they're diamond cut as standard and are a bugger to polish!!!

Got them off German Ebay for a bargain (especially when I saw a set for sale for £750 elsewhere! :o

I saw a set on a Mk2 Golf in 17" about 7 years ago and instantly loved them. :wink: they look like AMG wheels


they r so nice
one of the nicest wheel i have ever seen

Posted: Mon May 23, 2005 11:46 pm
by Krupa
PoloGTi wrote:I saw a set on a Mk2 Golf in 17" about 7 years ago and instantly loved them. :wink: they look like AMG wheels
Silver B Autos one in PVW by any chance?

Lovely wheels!

Posted: Mon May 23, 2005 11:48 pm
by carmadaaron
doug&dan wrote:Image

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:lol:
'flash' red , is that the name of that color? 8)

Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 12:47 am
by Deevub
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after a polish on a sunny day - autoglym resin

Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 2:00 pm
by SpikeyG40
carmadaaron wrote:'flash' red , is that the name of that color? 8)
u'd be wrong my friend! its the good old tornado red (pink) :lol:

Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 2:38 pm
by mk2matt
looks like your using the same polish i use 8)

but i use 1 extra secret mix.

keep up the good work there buddy

Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 4:10 pm
by dxg
Tahrey1043 wrote:Image
SHINY....... and grimy :) (ooh, contrast!)
It's at that stage that you tend to confirm or discover a diagnosis of a blown head gasket by looking at three sooty pistons and one lovely and shiny steam-cleaned one...

Deek.

Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 4:10 pm
by Randall
PoloGTi wrote:Manky and bling in the same shot! :wink:

Sorry its so big! :oops:

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8)
Well Done dude that polishin is comin on nicely :D

Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 4:36 pm
by Si_GTi
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^^ March '05. More pics from the same 'shoot in my Tyresmoke gallery. I use Autoglym Supreme Polish, now available to everyone (previously trade-only) as "Deep Shine" or something. Its the best :)

If I hadn't been so lazy (read: tired :P ) at the All Types VW show I could have gotten some cracking shine photos - polished the car three times in less then 24hrs 8)

Cheers

Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 10:37 pm
by Tahrey1043
jj86 wrote:Sorry... no 'artistic' shots
that second one with the horizon forming a go faster stripe is easily art enough...
deek wrote:It's at that stage that you tend to confirm or discover a diagnosis of a blown head gasket by looking at three sooty pistons and one lovely and shiny steam-cleaned one...
:lol: lol wait until i actually get round to putting the picklies up and you get to see the (wildly differing) state of the valves and domes in the head!!
krupa wrote:My "shine" currently being a layer of dust enforced by revision
i was about to suggest an alternative "show us your sh*t" thread, but..
1. already done it (some time ago, granted)
2. dirt, for some reason, just doesn't photograph with the same obviousness as it strikes the eye in real life
3. some sick people would get confused

Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 8:50 am
by PoloGTi
Krupa wrote:
PoloGTi wrote:I saw a set on a Mk2 Golf in 17" about 7 years ago and instantly loved them. :wink: they look like AMG wheels
Silver B Autos one in PVW by any chance?

Lovely wheels!
Nah, I dont think so anyway.

It was a car in my town, before I was really into VWs really, I saw it and thought 'one day I'll have them wheels' its like a fairy tale :D :D :D

G6O LO lives in my town aswell but Im not so keen on the driver