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Gaz

Spring clean

Well, Autumn clean really. Today, whilst Alice has had a day in bed as she hasn't been too well, (typical as she has a week off from work), I decided to give our car a spruce up. Wev'e had the car three years, but with me having so many other cars to look after, (my sisters X-Trail, my van, the Rover, Chris's Daimler and A30 & variuos others) my Zafira seems to get left out when it comes to getting pampered.

So, today, I gave it a machine polish and a full wax. It's come up like a new car. Not bad for a 7 year old car.

I'm sure to pay for it  tomorrow as the weather will be lousy.    



Guzzi Gadgy

Bang goes my bike ride tomorrow    


Ian
sandie seward

"Mer" is brilliant stuff, Gary, we used to use it in my workshop. Brings bodywork up like new.
Gaz

I never use anything else Sandie. I've used it for 30 years and always had fantastic results. When I first started to use it, the only place I could get it from, was Wembley market in London.

I used to buy a bottle every time I visited my sister, who lived in Wembley for 35 years, off a guy who used to sell it, by demonstrating the MER polish on a red bonnet at a stall in the market. One side of the bonnet was totally flat, and the other side was bright and shinney. I like it for the fact it has no silicones in it, which is a painters nightmare.
Gaz

I took a photo of my hard work today. It's like having a new car all over again.


ALI-G

sandie seward wrote:
"Mer" is brilliant stuff, Gary, we used to use it in my workshop. Brings bodywork up like new.


I agree with you on that

Also very good on plastic as well  
Gaz

ALI-G wrote:


Also very good on plastic as well  


Yeah, I used the MER Gel for the plastics, brings them up up like new.
MISTER C

That Mer stuff has been around for years................did'nt Jesus get some as a present when he was born            
Corgi kid

MISTER C wrote:
That Mer stuff has been around for years................did'nt Jesus get some as a present when he was born            

        Priceless
Fred7A

I use Mer, but I don't waste it on my real car, it's reserved for models.  
sandie seward

Along with Gold and Frankenstein.., sorry, Frankencense!!!!
Guzzi Gadgy

I know someone who could do with some Frankin sence  


Ian
Jim Hebbs

I notice Gaz that you have the NL (Northern) registration, (mine is NU) but you also have CCU on the number plate, the old South Shields registration letters (CU), was it intentional or coincidence?
Gaz

Coincidence, Jim, pure coincidence. I bought the car 3 years ago from the local Auction, as I needed something big enough to get my old Mum in, plus these cars have the biggest opening on a rear door that you have ever seen. It's an ex mobility car, just like Sandies new one.

If you have a car on Mobility, once the car gets to 3 years old, you can either buy them outright, off the mobility company, or hand them back and the mobility company will seel them on, nearly always putting them through the auctions. The cars are religiously serviced and, mostly looked after, as what ever damage that is on the car when you hand it back in, has to be paid for.

I paid £5500 3 years ago, and the car only had 21,000 miles on it. It still only has 34000 on it now. It's a really nice roomy car.

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