Acquisitions - October 2016
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Acer89
James
Ha ha..Lavender buddies indeed.Lavender buddies
Just had a quick sniff... it's nice and natural .... ME LIKES MUCHO! 
Dogsmro
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Sweet, but I think you need to change you signature comment to champagne taste ... Champagne, oyster and caviar budget
Acer89
James
Ha.. ha.. I so get your humour!Sweet, but I think you need to change you signature comment to champagne taste ... Champagne, oyster and caviar budget
I don't begrudge a single penny. IMO The King Cobra is a razor of unequalled beauty!
Dogsmro
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So glad you took it the right way mate, I don't blame you at all for treating yourself, it's a nice score, totally agree it's a classy looking instrument, it could sit very nicely on the mantle piece as a sculptureHa.. ha.. I so get your humour!
I don't begrudge a single penny. IMO The King Cobra is a razor of unequalled beauty!
Darkbulb
Member #10
Congrats!
pjgh
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Selection of brushes ...
No, not shaving brushes. Sodding car cleaning brushes. One soft for wheel arches, one upholstery and one long for wheel spokes. Mrs bought a new (brand new) car the other week and I have to keep it clean. I like keeping cars clean but I've always had the good sense to pick wheel designs where the faces look great and the insides don't really matter - Mrs? No. Open spokes. Thanks. Tut!
So, some brushes as taking them off one at a time last weekend to wash the insides and the wheel arches was not what I'd call fun, even for a purported leisure car detailer.
No, not shaving brushes. Sodding car cleaning brushes. One soft for wheel arches, one upholstery and one long for wheel spokes. Mrs bought a new (brand new) car the other week and I have to keep it clean. I like keeping cars clean but I've always had the good sense to pick wheel designs where the faces look great and the insides don't really matter - Mrs? No. Open spokes. Thanks. Tut!
So, some brushes as taking them off one at a time last weekend to wash the insides and the wheel arches was not what I'd call fun, even for a purported leisure car detailer.
UKRob
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I'm the sort of person who likes an orderly life with everything in place when I need it - but car detailing I just don't get. Buying a piece of equipment for a specific purpose I also understand, but for cleaning the spokes on the wheels of you wife's car? That just seems bizarre - like organising her wardrobe or similar.