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If everything could go wrong in this video it did lol Yes mine is the same as yours buddy, no sight glass and yes it's 250ml so next time it'll be very simple to do. Thanks for watching.
It looks good. Not sure it’s better than the gorilla gazebo. Maybe the same? One thing I can’t understand is why there’s no vent at the top to minimise the gazebo being lifted by high winds. Even my umbrella has these vents which prevent it from blowing inside out. Then why aren’t they making them on these gigantic shelters?
I'm sure they can buddy I just think you have to factor in costs, it's £200 starting and very light and easy to put up. Anything can be done just costs money.
@TheGeekazoid I do these videos without editing to see how the topic performs and if it's worth creating a more in depth review and the answer is yes and I'm currently filming the follow to this video of what happened next. Quick answer is it's an amazing machine and I have a code for the next video that might save you a few quid. But there is a few upgrades I've done on this machine you might want to keep your eye out to see how this turned out. @@TheGeekazoid
Just looked at halfords and wow that's crazy that it's £134.99 but there are some out there brand new in box for £85.99 I think I need to do more on cheap polishers to see where it sits.
Interesting, I do have to say I was surprised with the power of the halfords one after years of not using it and think I'll do a follow up on some pros and cons
Hey Jonny, I have the same 50Ltr super silent Hyundai compressor and the same Tornador. They are both fantastic tools. However, with the Tornador fully open to blast the carpets, I only get around 10-seconds before the compressor can't keep up and you need to wait for it to come up to pressure. Do you find the same?
No I don't have that problem to be honest, yes there's a drop of pressure to start with and then it levels off, but with the way I work I'm using a drill brush at the same time to agitate and maybe that's because I'm not just relying on it. I'll do a video on that question it's a great point.
Hahaha yeah that's true but have to say I don't look after myself like I look after other people. I can claim back for tools on tax but can't claim on my own car for upgrades. I wish I had the money to spend on the cars I have but 3 kids deep my only argument with the Mrs is they are for work.
As a non detailer I've used the autoglym stuff with fantastic results on plastic. I've recently used flash dash on freelander plastic arches and bumpers and it was the quickest way of making it look great. Dunno how long it will last. Bought some ceramic stuff for the headlights but never used it. Might give this a try next time. Cheers for the video👍
I also did buy K10 and only problem i have is the amperage on the start. I am using Ecoflow Delta Pro and it suppose to cover the power easy but main problem i have it's generating 4200 wats on start for a split second and i got an error. Need to reset generator like 5-6 times and then it work smoothly with normal 2,5 watts. I figure that it needs "little worm up" but still its annoying and now im considering the K7. But still really like this unit and from the start i am using it with the tank (mobile detailing) on my car and had no issuse with the water supply. Only the power. I do not like to ask Clients for a power as i want to be fully independent. Nice video, cheers.
I was waiting for you to take your pants down lol. Yet to use a ceramic on trim but after seeing the natural effect after you buffed off, it's got my interest. Top work.
How long did you have to leave the car under the gazebo after applying the ceramic coating? I am thinking about getting a gazebo to enable me to ceramic coat my car.
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Two factors are weather and chemicals, if your using spotless you run less risk in my area of water spotting when working on a car that needs more dwell time due to amount of dirt. If said chemical DRYS out then water will reactivate it but with hard water it'll leave minerals fused with chemicals and creating more work for you. In this case there's no tap to spotless only but in most cases I'll do this to make life easier. It's £8 for 210 litres and a mistake will cost alot more.
