So I took Everyones Advice

[logey79]

Any chance of you taking the advice of resizing your pics before posting then?

pick, pick, pick...such a b1tch!!!

[The Lang-Shankit Scunner]

Any chance of you taking the advice of resizing your pics before posting then?

No cos thats the best size to annoy people but not quite enough

[MattF]

pick, pick, pick...such a b1tch!!!

You's gonna get a slap girl.

[MattF]

No cos thats the best size to annoy people but not quite enough

Oh, does it ever......

[captain_chaos]

mines got the urban sporty 4 wheel drive sticker too. It's on the list of things to remove though

[hellmett]

Re

To be frank guys, that thing is way toooooo big!

You really need a buffer you can hold and operate with one hand and a smaller pad diameter, like these:-

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/product...rac_mv011.html

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/product..._polisher.html

I have one of them big 2 handed buggers and I can't polish all the fiddly bits!

(There are a lot of fiddly bits on a 2nd Gen!)

My older and wiser mate lent me a smaller one and I was able to give the car a good polish with Farecla Q10, brilliant stuff!

It was more precise and easier to use!

The big 2 handed bugger used to pull my arms out of their sockets!

I speak from experience!

Gary

PS Anyone want to buy a 2 handed buffer?

[dieselboy]

Not unless I press the button that I must never, ever press. Actually, I did press it once - going uphill on compacted snow - but never since. I think it's all a bit silly really. I wonder if anyone has ever asked Mr Toyota why he didn't put a centre diff in....

well if he put a centre diff in, it would be worse off road i believe, you could get 100% of power to one wheel, and it would be the one with no grip! what good is a 1 wheel drive lol

only bad thing is that we cant use 4wd unless we really really really have to. by that time ive been almost stuck myself :/ hehe

[joker??]

hey tony aint you coming out to play sunday [kent]

[Albannach]

The big 2 handed bugger used to pull my arms out of their sockets!

I speak from experience!

You have no arms?

[POPEYE]

Not unless I press the button that I must never, ever press. Actually, I did press it once - going uphill on compacted snow - but never since. I think it's all a bit silly really. I wonder if anyone has ever asked Mr Toyota why he didn't put a centre diff in....

I pressed mine once and i did'nt even know till it locked up at the shops

BTW Carl exhaust looks good,

[darkdezigns]

if anyone does want sum advice i was car valeter for years and still do our trucks!

[POPEYE]

if anyone does want sum advice i was car valeter for years and still do our trucks!

I might be doing a job in brighton next week, i'll drop it round then

[darkdezigns]

I might be doing a job in brighton next week, i'll drop it round then

yep sure i charge 80 quid for a private job!

[darkdezigns]

To be frank guys, that thing is way toooooo big!

You really need a buffer you can hold and operate with one hand and a smaller pad diameter, like these:-

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/product...rac_mv011.html

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/product..._polisher.html

I have one of them big 2 handed buggers and I can't polish all the fiddly bits!

(There are a lot of fiddly bits on a 2nd Gen!)

My older and wiser mate lent me a smaller one and I was able to give the car a good polish with Farecla Q10, brilliant stuff!

It was more precise and easier to use!

The big 2 handed bugger used to pull my arms out of their sockets!

I speak from experience!

Gary

PS Anyone want to buy a 2 handed buffer?

and to be honest if u use decent wax it wouldn't and doesnt take more than an hour to polish!

[sledge]

and to be honest if u use decent wax it wouldn't and doesnt take more than an hour to polish!

now that all depends what your polishing DONNA