jkp
Member Since: 16 Sep 2005
Location: Living among Bawbags
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Not quite sure where I should have put this. Mods please feel free to relocate to where you think it should go (not the bin tho'   )
As of yesterday, JKP Detail are now a site sponsor and I'm pleased to offer detailing and general car care products at a favourable rate for registered D3 forum members. I stock everything from Clay, sealants, wax to microfibre drying towels and pH neutral shampoo. Discounts will be around 10% off RRP on the site exc. P&P
Have a look at my site www.jkpdetail.com and if there is anything that you would like or wish to know more about then please drop me a PM.
I also offer a detailing service, but at present this is on hold due to an ankle injury, but I hope to get this up and running before the winter sets in and offer winter protection details. I'm at the mercy of a very nice physiotherapist at the moment. Once I get the all clear for work, I'll post more details on this.
...John
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Wex
Member Since: 16 Apr 2007
Location: Knackeragua
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John ,
Received the Wax n' Stuff yesterday bud.Haven't a clue what to do with it but I'll figure it out
Fast service and very decent prices aswell
Good luck with the new venture
DW
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:12 pm |
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WaznotWas
Member Since: 11 Jun 2008
Location: A long way from nowhere!
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Good man John
Presume the ankle and the physio doesn't stop you selling stuff and sending it out though 
Off to look for get cleaning stuff on the site now..... 
Cheers, FORECAST FOR TONIGHT: things have happened out there!!!
The countryside is still OURS!!
Club 3 Musketeers, Club D3C, Club Midland CB, Club Vertex PMR, Club GNVP Sump Plate, Club GNVP Sliders, Club Uncle Ray Spare Wheel Protector, Club Smooth Steering Wheel, Club McStuckie
07 HSE Z Silver, black leather, Black RRS badges,
19" anthracite wheels - off, 18" Silver / General AT2's - on,
300 TDI Disco 1 - Sheltering the lawn!
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:14 pm |
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MacLeod 313
Member Since: 18 Apr 2008
Location: away
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I certainly will be using you soon, hope your ankle get better, and good luck with your venture.
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:14 pm |
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jonnieh
Member Since: 16 Oct 2008
Location: The Green Blue Yonder
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Hi John,
Good luck with your new venture. Which part of West Lothian?? Used to live in Livinston for several years.
Will go and have a look at the web site for sure.
Cheers
JonnieH
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:16 pm |
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Hobgoblin
Member Since: 15 Nov 2007
Location: As always, in the sh*t, it's only the depth that varies
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Hi John,
I inflicted some "Bramble Rash" on my car during a training event at Radnor Forest, What would you recommend as the best way to remove it  I'm not as good as I once was........but I'm as good once as I ever was.
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:17 pm |
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jkp
Member Since: 16 Sep 2005
Location: Living among Bawbags
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Thanks for the kind word chaps The ankle is needing some rehab. Avoided surgery, but the MRI came back with a tear in the achilles and nerve damage. Hopefully get it sorted between 6-8 weeks.
Hobgoblin wrote:Hi John,
I inflicted some "Bramble Rash" on my car during a training event at Radnor Forest, What would you recommend as the best way to remove it
Short of polishing it out, you can use a filling compound to 'fill' the surface scratches. Poorboys glaze such as White Diamond or Black hole is good for this, but you need to seal it in after you use it with a wax or sealant. This will keep the scatch 'filling' in place for a couple of months, as long as the sealant layer is in good nick.
Scratch 'x' type materials are good, but a lot of graft to work properly. Really needs a machine polish.
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:24 pm |
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DG
Site Moderator
Member Since: 12 Dec 2005
Location: The Gaff
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Well done John 21 year LR veteran > D2 GS 2003 > D3 S 2006 > D3 HSE 2009 > D4 HSE 2013 > D4 HSE 2015 > D5 HSE 2018 > DS HSE R-Dynamic P300e 2021
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:25 pm |
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flinty99
Member Since: 17 Mar 2008
Location: Northumberland
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I was going to post the same question as Hobgoblin.
I Have some light scratches so from your description was leaning towards the Poorboys Polish. But which one for Stornoway Grey?
Good luck with the new venture
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:27 pm |
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jkp
Member Since: 16 Sep 2005
Location: Living among Bawbags
Posts: 4528
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Poorboys Black Hole and either Ex-P sealant or a wax to seal the filler/glaze to the surface.
The only important thing to remember is to have a proper clean surface before it's applied.
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:31 pm |
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MacLeod 313
Member Since: 18 Apr 2008
Location: away
Posts: 10723
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What about this JET SEAL bodsy rave's about, where can I get that
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:35 pm |
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jkp
Member Since: 16 Sep 2005
Location: Living among Bawbags
Posts: 4528
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MacLeod 313 wrote:What about this JET SEAL bodsy rave's about, where can I get that
Somewhere else....dont let the door hit your backside on the way out !!!! 
Do a google search, there are only a couple of places that can supply in the UK. I've used it a fair bit and it's not any better than Poorpboys Ex-P, Zaino or a good paste wax.
I'm sure it's supplied by Chemical Guys and Clean and Shiny.
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:39 pm |
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MacLeod 313
Member Since: 18 Apr 2008
Location: away
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I will have your equivalent though, is it under items in your shop?
Been playing with so many types and some are too greasy, powdery, or leave rings all over....
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:41 pm |
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jkp
Member Since: 16 Sep 2005
Location: Living among Bawbags
Posts: 4528
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Thanks Stu
McLeod, yes under items PB Ex-P
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| 16th Oct 2008 7:45 pm |
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