I can't remember what I used I will check in garage, it just helps repel grime and makes cleaning easier.

 

Big fan of chemical guys wheel guard.

Quote from: Ardent on January 27, 2020, 12:22Big fan of chemical guys wheel guard.

@Ardent Hi Jase, read up on this product and watched the video, looked so good that I ordered some from Amazon at £17.95 of course your personal recommendation helped.

All cleaned up and ready for a trip to Milton Keynes (Music and Friends) and back tonight.

80 miles each way so a good run out and the weather man says its a dry trip ahead.

Hope the weather stayed dry for the trip, very cold and wet down in Essex this morning

Quote from: s12vea on February  2, 2020, 11:45Hope the weather stayed dry for the trip, very cold and wet down in Essex this morning

Certainly did. Not much in the way of twisty bits but the Goddess feels really good at the mo.

Had to have a little fun when a "hot hatch" sat on my rear, to close for comfort. He drew beside at the first piece of dual leading in and out of a roundabout, so in the interests of safety I allowed him to exit first before using a little bit of boost 

Having some dry weather over here on the East Coast so the Goddess has been out and about.

The Windmill is less than 10 miles from me. Hopefully one more pic to follow if I can reduce the file size. All taken on my phone.

The final pic. 

So I have had Chemical Guard on my wheels for nearly 3 weeks now and although it is very difficult to be absolutely certain, it looks as if they are more brake dust free than normal.

Any one else agree/disagree?

If not keeping it off in the 1st place.
You will find what dust is on, will come off with little effort.

Just got back from a morning blast or should I say "boost" to clear the cobwebs out, both mine and the Goddess.

Saw nothing interesting on the road but enjoyed the outing.

Lovely dry sunny day so out and about this afternoon and tonight.

A chance to try out the new Mongos.

Did you notice a difference?

@s12vea

Hi Steve,

definitely noticed a difference maybe not as much as anticipated, but then it was rather windy in general.

Expecting them to be really good on a nice spring/summer day.

Greg

Quote from: H1GRM on March  3, 2020, 14:37@s12vea

Hi Steve,

definitely noticed a difference maybe not as much as anticipated, but then it was rather windy in general.

Expecting them to be really good on a nice spring/summer day.

Greg

They're bigger than the original Mongos I have and they definitely make a huge difference. As you say though, if it's really windy, the mongos are defeated

Lovely sunny day, needed some shopping so what is the most practical car to use? Clearly the Jeep, so I got the Goddess out slipped her hood down and off we went. Time to remember some happy thoughts.

I realised how dusty she is when I got back, still plenty of time for cleaning next week as all swim coaching off the agenda.

Stay safe all.


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Lining up a few jobs to do on the Goddess.

This came today so can add fitting to the list.

Doesn't look particularly good quality but I guess as long as it works...

Greg

Quote from: H1GRM on April  6, 2020, 12:42Lining up a few jobs to do on the Goddess.

This came today so can add fitting to the list.

Doesn't look particularly good quality but I guess as long as it works...

Greg

Pretty identical to mine which I'll fit later today.

Even badly cut/finished metal will conduct electricity rather well

Quote from: househead on April  6, 2020, 14:35

Quote from: H1GRM on April  6, 2020, 12:42Lining up a few jobs to do on the Goddess.

This came today so can add fitting to the list.

Doesn't look particularly good quality but I guess as long as it works...

Greg

Pretty identical to mine which I'll fit later today.

Even badly cut/finished metal will conduct electricity rather well

Yup. Same as the one I fitted to Helen's and will fit to mine. It works perfectly

The Jeep got a make over on Friday, so yesterday was the Goddess's turn, didn't really need it but I had a cunning plan. Parked in front of the Jeep and I knew we had to get household cleaning supplies from Wilco's which is 10 miles away....

Oh sorry the MR2 is in the way, well we may as well take it for a run. 10 miles there 10 miles back for essential supplies and it was heaven   

Looking clean as usual Greg

Miss that colour

Got the battery cut off fitted yesterday, so one more little job ticked off the list.

I have been using the Goddess every time I can, top down of course. Living in the countryside means trips are required for all essentials, shopping etc. So I feel well justified getting her unwrapped and "boosting" around the lanes to get to places. I never tire of the lovely purr she makes.

So yesterday, dam, nearly out of milk, so off we go and we enjoyed a significant number, always liked numbers.

Hope everyone is ok, as you can tell from my ramblings, like most people, I am
getting fed up, after all there are only so many times you can mow the lawn, paint the fence etc.

I remember ticking over to 39000 back in 9th June 18

Lovely weather yesterday, shopping required, so a nice little "B" road jaunt seemed a great idea.....

Until a Pheasant decided he wanted to take me out. I suppose it could have been worse but nearside headlight is toast.

What were the chances...