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  1. tayaste
    I like the look of those Wheel-Woolies.
  2. tayaste
    Nice car
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    That makes sense, but with a high ratio and low volume you surely risk more impurities unless you reduce your flow rate. Maybe the best then is high volume and tallest.
  4. tayaste
    Good interesting read. There is some logic there but surely all they're saying (raceglaze seller) is the taller, the better. They're not considering water travels through all the resin and not just through the direct route bypassing the resin around the outside. My logic is the more the resin, the more chance you have of removing impurities at a higher flow rate. But, I look after new car engine projects for a living and not water purifiers so its highly probable i could be wrong.
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    I'll have to disagree Peter, the bigger the better from my experience to improve the flow rate. Mine are about 20 inches tall. The problem with the smaller ones like you've linked to is they often cannot be refilled with new resin, sometimes requiring a new cartridge which is pretty much the whole thing. And can only be used effectively at a reduced flow rate. Also doesn't take long for the resin to expire. The window cleaner version are much better value for money and work far better for far longer. I think those smaller ones are good for a cheaper initial outlay and if not going to be used too frequently.
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    Can be refilled yes but (the ones I buy), but the expense is for the resin, so may as well buy a second and put it in sequence. The first gets rid of majority of ppm the second then doesn't need to work as hard and lasts much longer. Get as large a vessel as you can, this allow the increased flow whilst removing particles
  7. tayaste
    Cheaper to buy from a none car cleaning company, look for window cleaning company's
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    That's what I do, just let it dry. I use two 15 litre vessels filled with mb-115 resin. The reason I use two is rather than refill my first when ppm crept up I just added a second and put it in sequence. Back to 0ppm and no spots.
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    I never dry my cars.. I always rinse with a twin DI vessel setup I have and never have water spots .. Worth a go
  10. tayaste
    Solar flare one at Chester... fav colour and on my list.
  11. tayaste
    Did both our azure blue and f-sport white with AG hd wax on Saturday in direct sunlight. Thin layer and quick buff off.
  12. tayaste
    Ours will search via postcode
  13. tayaste
    I use the car to travel to and from work which is 7 miles away. The car is 6 month old with 3500 miles on it. The dash reads between 38-40 mpg, but using real world calculations I've been averaging 34.1 mpg.
  14. tayaste
    Stunnng
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    Both of mine will go straight into ev mode if pressed immediatly after starting without running the engine. Regardless of temp. Only if battery is low will it refuse.
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    Nice, well done, great info
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    Very Nice
  18. tayaste
    Brilliant
  19. tayaste
    I use the clay mitt too. Used in water and shampoo like yourself. Much easier than a bar like you say.
  20. tayaste
    Some nice work there.
  21. tayaste
    I have the das6 pro too. Also have a Vertool 21e and more recently a Vertool force drive. All are great machines and have their own place in polishing. If you do select a DA polisher, try and get a selection of diff size backing plates and you should be good for most jobs.
  22. tayaste
    As did I too
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    Even the chief engineer can only speculate if the multi stage will be used on other models at the moment.
  25. tayaste
    Only a three words from me... Very,very nice
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