Fitted my X-trouser door strikers that I've had knocking around for a while.
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Fitted my X-trouser door strikers that I've had knocking around for a while.
Stood in the carpark looking at the battle scars from last w/e's off roading adventure to Mt Cole.
Not sure if I should admire them or be annoyed I've ****ed the paintwork!
It'll polish out, Mine's Aintree green and every time I take it out it gets scratched. Bowdens car polish is wonderful stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by DieselDan
Regards,
Tote
Yeah I was going to wait till after I'd washed it before I decided whether to leave them or try to touch up/polish them out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tote
Which Bowden's polish have you got?
I've got their yellow wash that smells of banana and custard sweets!
This is the stuff I use
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Regards,
Tote
A few “jungle pinstripes” are par for the course in Malaysia when trailblazing. [bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by DieselDan
Some people say I've ruined mine with all the scratches. Others are amazed that I have been keyed so often. As Neil says: It goes with the territory You might try getting used to it.
I think I've got more on my D4 in one year than I had on my Puma .. every mark tells a story. [bighmmm]
Apart from the bush pin striping (which I haven't bothered doing anything about, so it looks like they're staying [emoji16]) the other thing that was apparent after our last adventure was the need for new tyres.
The original Goodyear MTs were getting a bit too smooth and not as knobbly as they once were, but I don't really need another MT, so I settled on some Falken Wildpeak AT3W LT235/85R16 from the local Bob Jane.
So far, me likey!
The serenity of how quiet these are after the howl of the worn Goodyears is awesome!!
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I’ve been recommending people have a look at these lately.Quote:
Originally Posted by DieselDan
I’m impressed..
