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KatCowie's LCR 210 - Foxy :)

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225 wheel
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Did yours not come with one of these fitted already:p:p:p
 

sambryant

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Wow top work kat, hats off to your bro, the steering wheel can be a pita to remove. Also the new one looks great. Can i ask what stuff do you use to was your car?
 

KatCowie

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Jun 23, 2007
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Yeah it took him a few mins to get the prongs undone, as Audi use clips. He's done a few Skodas and they are prongs too, so he knew what he was doing. Aww thanks Sam, yes I'm really chuffed with it, even if it did take weeks to paint the stitching! Lol!
I use Meguiars Hyper Wash for the Foam Lance pre wash, then Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Shampoo and Conditioner.
 

KatCowie

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Jun 23, 2007
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Hardly worth posting really, but was a bit bored so thought I would do it anyway.

My lovely friend bought me these :) Thanks Paul :)

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Even Foxy likes to look after herself, treated to Vaseline, with Cocoa Butter!!

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Before

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After

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Hardly really worth mentioning but I really like them.
 
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Blanco92

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Apr 11, 2010
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I'm glad you posted those pics, I'm so close to ordering a set for mine!

I'm just concerned they might one day get stuck on... I assume that's why you've applied vaseline?
 

KatCowie

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Jun 23, 2007
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Aw, well Im glad somebody finds my posts useful :) Thanks.

Yes. Just apply Vaseline to the threads and you will be fine, a handy tip! Also, now and then, just unscrew them and screw back on. This will prevent them sticking. They only really stick when people just put them on, then leave for a year without touching them.
 

Blanco92

www.racedriversinc.com
Apr 11, 2010
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Ah right, it's just now and again I hear horrors of them getting stuck on. I usually take my valve caps off every few weeks to check tyre pressures, so I guess that should be okay then.

I've got an eBay voucher for about a fiver so they won't cost me anything if I buy them :D
 

tyrer

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Jun 6, 2010
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I remember my tyre company using a blow torch on my last ones to get them off... Hopefully these won't if you keep them vaselined each wash.

Kat love the car, would of been nice photo'd in the mag, yellow one is nice but you are very meticulous
 
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