964 c4 amethyst from belgium
07-15-2011, 06:22 PM
#21
So i arrived at the garage today to discover i had a flat tire :-(
****ing nail in it....don't really bothers me as i have to work tomorrow and it can be fixed
****ing nail in it....don't really bothers me as i have to work tomorrow and it can be fixed
Last edited by Euro964; 07-22-2011 at 12:13 PM.
07-22-2011, 12:19 PM
#22
gave the lady a descnet wash today
also tried some new chemical guy products on the leather
left=after
right=before
and ordered these baby's
8.5 & 10j
18 inch
Rotiform TMB
I'm the belgian dealer for Rotiform,so need to rep a little bit
also tried some new chemical guy products on the leather
left=after
right=before
and ordered these baby's
8.5 & 10j
18 inch
Rotiform TMB
I'm the belgian dealer for Rotiform,so need to rep a little bit
07-23-2011, 10:12 AM
#23
Nice car. Mind tell us what chemical for the leather? Will it left sticky on the surface? Did it got cleaning power?
07-25-2011, 10:18 AM
#25
Burning Brakes
Welcome fellow countryman!
That is a special color... and I mean that in a positive way
The yellow side markers on the front look good... I'm a fan of amber lenses on the older cars.
What are you doing for the leather? Is it a cleaner and a conditioner?
Leather will last forever and can almost always be repaired, but it does need some constant care. It will be easy in Belgium, but try the middle east. Every 90 days I spend 2 hours cleaning followed by the conditioner. Make sure you sue the right product for the right type of leather or there may be trouble up ahead.
Now stop reading and head over to that garage to have another look... I know you want to too.
That is a special color... and I mean that in a positive way
The yellow side markers on the front look good... I'm a fan of amber lenses on the older cars.
What are you doing for the leather? Is it a cleaner and a conditioner?
Leather will last forever and can almost always be repaired, but it does need some constant care. It will be easy in Belgium, but try the middle east. Every 90 days I spend 2 hours cleaning followed by the conditioner. Make sure you sue the right product for the right type of leather or there may be trouble up ahead.
Now stop reading and head over to that garage to have another look... I know you want to too.
08-23-2011, 06:48 AM
#27
smart leather care from chemical guy's
APC (all purpose cleaner) chemical guy's
Window cleaner (red) chemical guy's
speed detailer (blue) chemical guy's
Citrus wash shampoo (yellow) chemical guy's
Did i mentioned i love the chemical guy's range products?
I'm still waiting for my wheels + anti roll bar
Currently he's in for his 180.000km service,new brakepads,adjusting the valves
End september he's going in for his wintersleep and won't come out till march 2012
APC (all purpose cleaner) chemical guy's
Window cleaner (red) chemical guy's
speed detailer (blue) chemical guy's
Citrus wash shampoo (yellow) chemical guy's
Did i mentioned i love the chemical guy's range products?
I'm still waiting for my wheels + anti roll bar
Currently he's in for his 180.000km service,new brakepads,adjusting the valves
End september he's going in for his wintersleep and won't come out till march 2012
08-24-2011, 05:44 AM
#29
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Why go for aluminium roll cage (or half cage actually)?
And why an only bolt on directly?
If it's for the looks I think it would look great with your colour car.
If it's for safety
rims probably look great though.
Haven't sen them before on 964
And why an only bolt on directly?
If it's for the looks I think it would look great with your colour car.
If it's for safety
rims probably look great though.
Haven't sen them before on 964