Neilporteous
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Picking up my new Tb219 tomorrow and was going to give it a coat of polish/ wax, does anyone do this to a new machine to offer the paintwork some protection? 
Funny but true - when new wagon came I didnt enjoy it at all been super careful with it - still keep it cleaned but much happier with it now with a year and a half of wear and tearWhenever I pick up a new machine I try to get a few dents in on the first day so it's done and I dont have to worry any more...
class response RubenWhenever I pick up a new machine I try to get a few dents in on the first day so it's done and I dont have to worry any more...
This is why I haven't attempted mine for a whileThe trouble I'm finding with cleaning it is I blast grease all over the garage door and shed. There's not much chance of paint sticking to the rendering now
The trouble I'm finding with cleaning it is I blast grease all over the garage door and shed. There's not much chance of paint sticking to the rendering now
I take my smaller stuff to the local jet wash![]()
Certainly does, and as someone said earlier, you get to see if any pipes are rubbing etc etc.I polish all my stuff,farm machinery too.allways looks good and creates a good image
Nick...
crap paint job to start with BTLS ... all edge attack ....... but you won't beat salt air for knackering a paint jobI would use a decent quality wax rather than polish to seal the paint work, machine get pretty rusty up here if not protected, this is a 3 year old volvo that never got polished