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Welcome mate. Your Civic looked realy good, those are some nice touches you did.

Are you talking specifically about your wheels? I use this on mine: http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wheels-an ... d_499.html With a brush to agitate: http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wheels-an ... d_480.html There's no reason why you can't clay the stubborn bits but the Bilberry is very good, and...

Trying to insure a DC5 via internet quotes is next to pointless. Ring them and explain exactly what car you're looking for a deal on, make sure they know it's a DC5 (2001+) and not a DC2 (pre 2001).

Agreed, great info.

Interesting post there Tim :)

That is just plain awesome :twisted:

:o :shock: Wowsers! You have a leather sofa...! ;) Welcome along. Edit: Not you, Duane, lol.

To be honest, i've wanted to own a DC2 for a long time, having read so many fantastic reviews of them over the years. I don't see it as a step down from the DC5, i'm actually really looking forward to owning it. I'd agree that the 5 feels like it has more grunt, but the B18 is indeed a great...

Purely financial, Tim. Looming redundancies at work, two cars parked on the drive... something had to give. Sold the DC5 (got a good offer on it) and my DA6 is also for sale, the plan being replace them both with just one cheaper Type R, which has turned out to be a DC2 (i was looking at EK9s...

Same seats, but i think the DC2 jobbies are slightly narrower. I sold my DC5 yesterday morning and bought a DC2 in the afternoon so had a fairly quick comparison, and there's not much in it.

I have some of that, it is very good indeed. I got my 476 in the post yesterday, going to give that a whirl soon.

Agreed.

I want one of those when i need something sensible 8)

Balls. Thanks for the save mate :lol:

I'm done.

I'm not sure what you mean by this mate? There are plenty of older cars that are highly desirable and hence hold value well, and also examples that escalate in price :)

TFR is Traffic Film Remover which is good at removing road grime, but also any pre-applied protection. It does your paintwork no good whasoever and should really only be used in commercial applications. The Poorboys and Collinite are applied with a pad/microfibre combo. Check them out on...

I bought some of this last week, i'm looking forward to it being delivered. I've read so many good things about it that i just have to try it.

:arrow: I know what you meant :)

This always seems to get good reviews: http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wheels-an ... rod_9.html