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Matt it will be fine with you :thumbup: We all go through ill health at times in life l lost 5 pints of blood internally was in hospital for a week :thumbdown: only it would have longer but l signed myself out against doctors advice.....to pick up my new Car at the time LOL this bout of ill health will pass and everything Will go back to normal.
 
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Well it's 4.20am and it looks like I.m the last one standing. :wtf:
Who said I'm not commited to this forum. :dance: :lol:
 
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jactac said:
Well it's 4.20am and it looks like I.m the last one standing. :wtf:
Who said I'm not commited to this forum. :dance: :lol:



:lol: :lol: l was up most of the night..... But find it difficult posting quickly with this phone :(
 
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Saw my new car today well Someone else's to be precise this morning a female sitting at the roadside engine running A 12 plate 2.0tdi S-line spec ed in panther black it looks smaller than the coupe but jaw droppingly handsome my wee ticker was all pumping and i couldnt stop looking at it she saw me looking didnt care She must of thought Creep :lol: :lol: The rag top seems to make the car so much lower in profile than the coupe a bit like viewing the rcz side on at night :cool: :cool: ie the roof looks the same height as the arches :eusa-think: but thought about the colour maybe it will bring back the detailer that i used to be as getting a white car somewhat deminshes your responsibilty to the paint as white has been the easiest car to keep shiney and clean i have ever had :wtf: Yes it has, red being the worst so far :thumbdown: Will definetly be buying a DA polisher with the correct compounds to keep it SWIRL FREE,,,,HATE THEM THINGS :thumbdown:
 
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A good wax on black looks great but it'll be swirl central in no time good looking motor thou and love those DRL's :thumbup:
 

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Jassy, you've certainly got your work cut out with the black paint. The DA will help a LOT. Good luck with it and enjoy it. I'm sure it will look stunning. I've only owned one black car and vowed never again although the OH keeps thrusting them upon me (black cars that is ;) ) he's had 3 now. They are hard work and look great when detailed. The trouble is they soon show every mark / dust / swirl but they are rewarding.
 

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Just be very careful with a DA on black paint. Easy to cause holograms. Particularly on VAG paint. I made a right mess of my black Scirocco one. Tool me ages to fix it.
 

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Evil Derboy said:
Just be very careful with a DA on black paint. Easy to cause holograms. Particularly on VAG paint. I made a right mess of my black Scirocco one. Tool me ages to fix it.

Yes, work the polish thoroughly and keep the car in the shade when working on it. Paint temperature gets very high on black cars when in full sun, which causes all sorts of issues.
 
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Yep, black looks great if you keep on top of it but it can look dirty very quickly. A bit 'high maintainance'.
 
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jactac said:
Yep, black looks great if you keep on top of it but it can look dirty very quickly. A bit




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Just like jassy then :lol: :lol: :wtf:
 
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Just a bit of a moan. But do auto headlights make people stupid really thick fog this morning and i lost count of the amount of people driving without there lights on. Have they forgotten how to turn the knob. And not realise the reason they can't see is there bloody lights aren't on, rant over :wtf: :eusa-think:
 
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Just a bit of a moan. But do auto headlights make people stupid really thick fog this morning and i lost count of the amount of people driving without there lights on. Have they forgotten how to turn the knob. And not realise the reason they can't see is there bloody lights aren't on, rant over :wtf: :eusa-think:
I suspect that they can see but it's simply more difficult to see them :lol: Ok just being pedantic. I have to admit I share your frustration
 
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That's a pet hate of mine too. Worse are the ones who've elected to put only side lights on "I want to be seen by others...just not quite as clearly as people with head lights on..." :shock: (Oh and those who leave rear fogs on when it's no longer foggy...they're as bright as brake lights and just camouflage them.)

Driving is becoming de-skilled. I think the likes of auto lights/wipers etc should be semi automatic. The car gives you 3 warnings and if you don't take action a speed limiter kicks in :twisted:

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Well done jactac. Your fantastic suggestion has been taken on board :thumbup: Full credit to you for making it :clap: Shame though.................... I may have caught up with the leaders :lol:
 
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stevebasshead said:
That's a pet hate of mine too. Worse are the ones who've elected to put only side lights on "I want to be seen by others...just not quite as clearly as people with head lights on..." :shock: (Oh and those who leave rear fogs on when it's no longer foggy...they're as bright as brake lights and just camouflage them.)

Driving is becoming de-skilled. I think the likes of auto lights/wipers etc should be semi automatic. The car gives you 3 warnings and if you don't take action a speed limiter kicks in :twisted:

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I think driving with no lights is become more and more common in dusk/daybreak too (which REALLY gets on my tits), I think it's down to the instument clusters being backlit all the time these days. It's no longer a case of not actually being able to the dials which means you need to kick the lights on.
 
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Well while we are at it not turning lights on is one of my pet hates too even when everyone else has there's on you always see some who don't ........they tend to not use their indicators either.

I began to wonder if all German cars had faulty indicators. The only one i have seen working is the right hand indicator and that must have intermittent faults as it doesn't always work.

Or just maybe they are too lazy to move their finger off the steering wheel to activate the switch.

Oh one more thing the same group of people when it's dark switch their fog lights on why can't they switch them on when its daytime and foggy.

Calms down takes a breath steps off soap box.
 
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Well while we are at it not turning lights on is one of my pet hates too even when everyone else has there's on you always see some who don't ........they tend to not use their indicators either.

I began to wonder if all German cars had faulty indicators. The only one i have seen working is the right hand indicator and that must have intermittent faults as it doesn't always work.

Or just maybe they are too lazy to move their finger off the steering wheel to activate the switch.

Oh one more thing the same group of people when it's dark switch their fog lights on why can't they switch them on when its daytime and foggy.

Calms down takes a breath steps off soap box.

I think it's called "showing your age" ..... you must have been young once and thought it was really cool to drive about with sidelights and foglights blaring ... usually the aftermarket CIBIE jobs :lol: :lol:

German cars ... as we're all aware you get nothing for nothing with them, so perhaps indicators is an added option sometimes over looked .... particularly by Taxi Drivers I find :evil:

Also I tend to find the silly b%ggers driving without lights are usually those who drive "executive" or more aptly "tarmac" grey cars and you just can't see them!

....is there room on that soap box for a wee one??????
 
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I must admit the indicators in my bimmer where hardly ever used its just a lording it over people thing i guess :eusa-think:
 

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Can I join you on the soap box? This is my pet hate too. Indicators are a very expensive optional extra on German cars. Most owners do not spec them ;)

Donna, you are right - it is always drivers of dark coloured cars that don't have their lights on when everyone else does. They'd soon complain if you drove into them because you didn't see them ....... !
 
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Can I join you on the soap box? This is my pet hate too... !
We're gonna need a bigger box... My two most used expressions when driving are "Come on, lift a ****ing finger!" aimed at lazy, non-indicating drivers (of mostly German cars it has to be said) and "They're not optional, you know!" aimed at people who sail through traffic lights as they change from amber to red.

Oh and people who indicate after the event to tell you what they just did...

I'm a very calm and mild mannered person but I seem to have found myself posting more on this thread than any other in the forum :-?

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