So there are threads for what have you done today, one for where have you been today but not one for what have you bought today?
I must admit I've bought loads of parts, detailing products and other bits that I haven't got round to fitting or mentioning or I've bought a product and then realised someone else has used a similar product/parts that would of been a better option and helped me with my purchase.
So I wonder if this type of thread would be useful to other members?
Kicking it off ... I've spent weeks looking at DA polishers on the market and there are a lot to consider... in the end I went with a version of the Das6 pro plus from carbon collective...mainly as it had all the features of other das6 pro pluses but it came in white and black...to match the van.
Once I give it a go, I'll let you know how I got on with it
In the meantime I'm researching the best compound/polish to use with itView attachment 41947
Set of 3 sizes of metal brake pipe clamps, they are plastic with rubber seals, includes one for banjo type, clip on, no more dribbles when removing a caliper or slave cylinder.So there are threads for what have you done today, one for where have you been today but not one for what have you bought today?
I must admit I've bought loads of parts, detailing products and other bits that I haven't got round to fitting or mentioning or I've bought a product and then realised someone else has used a similar product/parts that would of been a better option and helped me with my purchase.
So I wonder if this type of thread would be useful to other members?
Kicking it off ... I've spent weeks looking at DA polishers on the market and there are a lot to consider... in the end I went with a version of the Das6 pro plus from carbon collective...mainly as it had all the features of other das6 pro pluses but it came in white and black...to match the van.
Once I give it a go, I'll let you know how I got on with it
In the meantime I'm researching the best compound/polish to use with itView attachment 41947
Is the barrier at the entrance always the lowest point? Or is it somewhere further inside?????A digital tape measure for those pesky height barriers.
Our van is 2.1 high and if the roof bars are on, but empty 2.2m
The barrier heights seem to be around 2m, 2.1 and 2.2m
sometimes there is a little bit of extra allowance, so with a quick check we could potentially get in a 2m or 2.1 car park.
This little thing is usb rechargeable and has a very clear display in bright sunlight, and obviously be helpful for some diy jobs,
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Ps, if I drive into a barrier and smash my poptop roof I’ll let you know..
I use a tub of builders wonder wipes for bug removal. They work a treatFinal few bits (I hope!) before my euro trip.
A front runner utensil roll
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Levelling ramps
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Some big body wash wet wipes, and a long handled window squeegee/sponge for the inevitable bug kill count I'll rack up on the van over a couple of thousand miles!
Tbh half the issue on my van is reaching the upper middle of the windscreen even at 6ft 3in I struggle, and that's nothing to hold on to when stepping on the wheel!I use a tub of builders wonder wipes for bug removal. They work a treat
I like those!Bought mats yesterday from Mega Van Mats, delivered early this afternoon!!
Good service that.
Wasn’t home but nice to come home too.. so washed the Van & fitted the mats. Very pleased with them.. now for a mat for the back.. looking about 1m x 800.
Welcome to our world!I like those!
This thread man....I need to stop opening it
Wonder wipes are awesomeTbh half the issue on my van is reaching the upper middle of the windscreen even at 6ft 3in I struggle, and that's nothing to hold on to when stepping on the wheel!
I can fit a foot on the wheel but it's something I avoid doing as the consequences if I fell backwards... Let's just say I think there would be a loud snap noise and my foot wouldn't be pointing the right direction. Nope!Wonder wipes are awesome
I cant fit a foot on top of our wheel so i have to stand inside the cab with the door open , hanging off the cab roof handle or the A pillar handle and reach over . ..bit of a stretch .
The utensil roll looks a really good idea
Less than £50 including delivery...I like those!
This thread man....I need to stop opening it
The portapotti (thetford 165) is y favorite purchase. Very handy to sit on when covered, Extremely handy for my regular number 1's. I ain't ashamed - portapottiboy4lifeTook a drive out on this beautiful summers day to my local camping goods emporium (actually a decent, independent one with good prices and a LOT of stuff to choose from.... ) and picked up a Ridgemonkey and hand dandy folding bin (I always just end up with a bag tied to a door handle or similar!).
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Also pondered on whether to spend £60 on what is basically sh***ng in a bag (posh style)
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Vs Spending £60 on an actual porta potti which might take up a bit more space, but will be much easier to, ahem... deal with afterwards...
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£60 to crap in a bag seems, expensive, no?
I found a car park with double barriers - one at the main gate (2.8m) which I passed without issue, and one further in which had a new limit (2.1m) which I passed with issues!Is the barrier at the entrance always the lowest point? Or is it somewhere further inside?????