He was right as on day 2 nice coating of dried on sand.
And its full of sand...
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Bit of ocd on keeping car clean....its killing me seeing it so dirty.
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This is what's known as "stating the bleedin' obvious".waynedance wrote:Chap at work said waste of time washing, hoovering and polishing car before trip to cornwall was a waste of time.
We spent 10 days based in Bude last year, and used the time to visit as much of Cornwall as possible. Did Lands End, Sennen, St. Michael's mount, Lizard, and as many beaches as we could, with a 3 year old. Car's still got plenty of sand in it. I've given up trying to clean it. If I lived down there, I'd go completely loopy with it all over the place.Timmo wrote:Try living down here!
When I lived abroad, we lived about 300yds from the beach too. We had a old Beetle that we used to used to go to the beach in to cart visitors and all the kit down there (surfboards, associated tat). It was an old '68 Beetle. I think there was more sand in it than on the beach.Timmo wrote:Having the black bx was a nightmare, looked dirty within an hour of the full treatment! Is currently more green than black hehe!
We are 5mins from the nearest beach and regular visitors,
My car is nearly always spotless inside, but filthy outside. The M4, M25 and roads around it just had me give up on cleaning it a while ago.daviemck2006 wrote:It's the same up here. The outside of the car gets dirty as soon as it gets washed. Inside is not so bad no I'm just myself, rarely is there anyone in it but me so only myself to blame. I have a set of seat covers on it now too so they can come off and into the washer. When my kids were little and we had a caravan the car was always full of sand, grass, and my pet hate, fingerprints and handprints on the glass. I never touch the glass with my bare skin.