Bildo

It's certainly been a while! Thank you for the compliment, nice to see another photographer around here. Returned the favour!

It's been a while since I showed my face around here, so I figured I'd show you all what I've been up to recently! Got a bit sick of the cost of repairing/maintaining cars for the moment and decided to instead start merging my interests in both photography and cars together. This was a truly awesome weekend and it's great to see the standard so high these days. Here are a few of my shots from the weekend, you can find many more pictures on my Facebook page, any likes are greatly appreciated. If you hit the 'Like' button on the page it will inform you of updates and also earn you a pa

At least he came out safe from the crash, the battery wasn't even secured properly so he should be grateful!

Cheers mate. I've just had a look through my (several hundred) shots and couldn't find any I'm afraid. Didn't manage to get an awful lot on the Saturday due to being late and the weather.

Thanks mate, only just got the camera so I had quickly read up as much as I could on photography, got myself a decent lens and went straight in, was the first time I'd ever shot a moving subject! Definitely learnt a lot over the course of the weekend and came away with a lot of shots I'm totally chuffed with.

Since noone has posted any pics up of this I thought I'd share mine, Saturday ended up hammering it down with rain and it became a mudbath but luckily the sun decided to show it's face on the Sunday. [

If you want to 'bring back shine' like you stated then the best way to go about it would be to get yourself a DA polisher. If you want further help, let me know, but I'm not going to type out the exact steps if you're not interested in getting one! I'd always recommend claying before using any type of polish, this removes contaminants that will be on the surface which you'll only rub in once you begin polishing. Never had a black car, so can't show you any pictures of how it'd look, however I can tell you that black looks better than any other colour when done properly, here's my g

"found these"? That must have taken a fair amount of searching.

Some nice pics there mate, I really like it but I feel the splitter lets it down a bit since it doesn't fit properly. Just being honest!

*Cricket.

Asbestos Analyst

From the back that looked pretty much identical to my old one, made me feel sad when I looked at it! That can only be a good thing though! ;)

Normal spray trigger mate, I'd recommend PW'ing after use but you definitely won't need a lance.

I doubt they could make that route much longer if they tried! Also, the above post is very true, I had endless amounts of mine popping off, ended up getting pissed off and shoving about 4 mikalor clamps on one poxy hose.