. Also, someone had kindly spat all over the windscreen and front clam when i left it parked in town last night (again 
) so wanted to get rid of the jakey-gob.I started off with looking for the bucket, which had vanished, along with my preferred pound-shop sponge. I eventually found a bucket in the shed and a sponge that was just the ticket.
Some £1.49 car shampoo in a turtlewax style bottle (looking at it closely, it clearly came from the same poundshop as the sponges
) was liberally emptied into said bucket and off I went out to the car. Now, not wanting to go into this detailing business half arsed, it was 3pm so I had put aside approximately 40mins pre-darkness to work some magic.
This thorough clean applied to the inside also, where I removed the mats and gave them a beating.
Grey hides dirt well
I used the sleeve of my hoodie and my finger to remove bits of tar and this nice "burnt exhaust" effect from the rear clam
cleans up well!
i am wide
job done
Will do until spring when its going to get a mini-makeover and someone else can polish it properly - its waaaay to cold at the moment!
Quality post JJ 
thats just plain wrong mate 
A junkie even knocked the front clam as if sayin to himself 
