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Dressing Wheels Arches - CG Bare Bones
DanGB:
--- Quote from: Eccie on March 07, 2012, 11:27:29 am ---I keep toying with the idea of trying Aerospace 303 - just put off by the price :ashamed:
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I have that and put off the price as its good to use lots, so autoglym bumper and rubber spray is a decent alternative.
andrewparker:
--- Quote from: RedRobin on April 17, 2012, 10:47:58 am ---^^^^
Does the CG Bare Bones glossy finish serve to reduce the crap sticking to it?
From that point of view I'd be interested in doing it.
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Not in my experience...
vRS Carl:
--- Quote from: andrewparker on April 17, 2012, 11:12:03 am ---
--- Quote from: vRS Carl on April 17, 2012, 10:52:30 am ---Think yourself lucky you have plastic wheel arch liners. The Octavia has a fabric soundproofing liner which is a right royal pain in the arse to keep clean.
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My rear arch liners are completely fabric, and you're right, they are a total pain to keep clean.
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I am considering removing it and covering the wheel arch with sound deadening before replacing the plastic liner part only.
stealthwolf:
As above, doing arches is part of the "detail" in detailing IMO. If you were gonna do the car properly, I'd do it as part of it. For me, I'd only bother if it were pre-show eg night before. Otherwise it's 2-3 times a year max.
Durability is how long the product lasts in terms of time, not how much you use. Or did you have to keep topping it up?
andrewparker:
--- Quote from: stealthwolf on April 17, 2012, 02:56:25 pm ---Durability is how long the product lasts in terms of time, not how much you use. Or did you have to keep topping it up?
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Sorry, I wasn't meant to infer that I didn't think it was durable because I had to use lots of the product, simply that I had to use a lot and that the final effect didn't last too long.
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