Frank_STI

I've actually seen a good few subarus at the carwash place in Kilsyth

You could try a thread about using a sponge that lies on the ground and used to clean the whole of your car(including arches)?? Might get a closer response to what you expected lol

Although, seeing they £3 car washes qued out the door does grind my gears

This thread didn't turn out to be nearly as entertaining as I hoped it might

Were you hoping for another detailing thread warzone??

Nice choice mate, they look cracking!!

Hi there,

Cracking scooby..do you have any advice for removing faint scratches from a Graphite Black scoob? How did you get you pics on?

Gaz

If working by hand then I'd recommend Autoglym Super Resin Polish, it won't remove the scratches but will fill them and make them a lot less noticable, will also give a good shine

If by machine and the scratches are very light, a finishing pad and something like Meguires #80 would do the trick

I have a photobucket account for putting up pics

White on white, got to be my favourite car and wheel colour!!

Sorry Jodie but pure black aint for me ! looks like you've lost the wheel trims

Got to agree, I thought about putting Black Pro Race 1.2's on my subaru but when I saw similar pictures it just didn't look right

was this thread aimed at you? havent you got a BMW forum to bore people on?

Jesus, you are grumpy today!

Different wheels but gives an idea

The pics there make me unsure, I know someone with graphite wheels on there classic and it looks good, just trying to find a pic just now

Starting to loose the shape of the wheels now though with the darker colour

.....I've started a war

Could maybe make them darker as there is still too much bronze coming through, hmmm....

I'll give photoshop a blast for ya

Run like the wind mate!! Save the scoob!!!

I would always recommend polishing after claying a car, if you are working by hand I would recommend Autoglym Super Resin Polish (Which i bet you already have ), will make all the difference

Would really like to do this, especially in my own car as I'v never been on knockhill and getting very interested in these track nights .

I had a driving experience "Ferrari Day" for my 21st but it was down in york, and rainned so much that they only let us drive the cars in straight lines really!

The first time I actually drove a subaru was down there, some sort of prodrive rally kitted one, was the best fun car to drive there (Ferrari, GT3, Elise), knew I would own one after drive it

no offense m8 but, god how much of these threads do we need

Sorry mate bored at work, and as said I ain't making you read them

There was a good few other Subarus there at Loudoun on sunday, any from on here??

Started this at about 11.30pm after doing the evo and a punto, only time i get to do the scoob lol

Spent about 2 hours on it

- Wheels APC'd and the car snow foamed with a mix of SSF and Gold Class

- Rinsed then dry'd with drying towel and Megs LT

- Once the car was dry, Megs #7 Show glaze was applied by hand then spread evenly with rotary and finshing pad

- Finished off with CG's Wet Wet Wet Wax

Who says you can't get reflections on silver ;-)

- In the morning before heading out, the scoob was wiped down with last touch then another coat of wet wet wet wax applied.

All tucked up after a busy day at Loudoun Castle

New splitter arrived this morning too so that will be my plans for tonight sorted

Nice work there mate, car looks mega shiney!!!

Think I might have a few heading down

Stunning car mate, I seriously want your wheels!!

Stunning car mate

Woohoo I was right lol. Your ECU will be fine mate

Where are you mate?