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General MINI TalkShared experiences, motoring minutes, and other general MINI-related discussion that applies to all MINIs, regardless of model, year or trim.
Thanks! So I'm guessing the bumper mounted plate is the factory 'fix' in the current generation? And probably no gains to be had removing?
Probably, many people move it to the tow hook location to provide a cleaner look to the front grill. Or delete it altogether depending on state law / frequency with which police stop them // knocks on wood...
Got my new spark plugs NGK laser iridium's and finally got them installed after driving around for a while trying to find the right socket to get them out and in. My car pulls like it did when I first got it. Yayy.
Thanks! I thought about it, but thought it might not look right until I paint my headlight housings black. Maybe I'll give it a shot to see how it looks, I have a ton of leftover vinyl.
Damn those pads are long to set in "LOTS" of brake dust
The key is to make sure those clear coat wheels are waxed extremely well. Clean them up daily, yes I said daily, for at least a week or two with a good waterless wash or detail spray. This will keep the surface slick and brake dust will hardly stick. I've been using this formula for years and the brake dust is held at bay.
The key is to make sure those clear coat wheels are waxed extremely well. Clean them up daily, yes I said daily, for at least a week or two with a good waterless wash or detail spray. This will keep the surface slick and brake dust will hardly stick. I've been using this formula for years and the brake dust is held at bay.
Oh Thanks for the tip I'll be sure to try it I have a couple of cans of waterless wash I bought at costco that I cant bring myself to use on the paint I'll try it on the wheels then
Yesterday I painted Kiwi Black Shoe Dye onto my black plastic trim pieces. It's dry now, looks nice.
If you try it, wear gloves, its messy. Also if I do it again, I'll mask the car first -it would go a lot faster if I didn't have to be as careful around the edges.
Yesterday I painted Kiwi Black Shoe Dye onto my black plastic trim pieces. It's dry now, looks nice.
If you try it, wear gloves, its messy. Also if I do it again, I'll mask the car first -it would go a lot faster if I didn't have to be as careful around the edges.
really nice outcome
Did you ever try black wow or back to black before?
Did you ever try black wow or back to black before?
No,. Haven't tried those. I know I dislike armor all. Was thinking of trying WipeNew, but others have had good results with this. Super cheap too. $3.00 and I only used about a fourth or third of the bottle.