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Not new here, but been away for a very long time...I used to do some detailing for MRC's customers as well as quite a few of the members on here other well known forums... but that's going back to circa 2010> when I was known as 'MilesBetter' detailing, was a site Sponsor and had the B7 RS4's ..said...

..Here is the 'Other' RS we had (the stupidly named RS Edition) ...had Miltek and 400 Tune on it

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Sat Sep 14, 2019 2:27 pm

Nice car Steve, I remember your detailing threads, they were epic as I recall.

Thanks and very kind of you to say

Not new here, but been away for a very long time...I used to do some detailing for MRC's customers as well as quite a few of the members on here other well known forums... but that's going back to circa 2010> when I was known as 'MilesBetter' detailing, was a site Sponsor and had the B7 RS4's ..said...

Not new here, but been away for a very long time...I used to do some detailing for MRC's customers as well as quite a few of the members on here other well known forums... but that's going back to circa 2010> when I was known as 'MilesBetter' detailing, was a site sponsor and had the B7 RS4's ..said...

How easy is this to apply Steve, do I need to remove all previous waxes, sealants etc first? Can it go wrong? :beerchug: At risk of being flamed for being off topic, I will keep it very brief.... It 'can' be tricky if you havent done that sort of thing before (ideally applied inside), yes needs to ...

Too many B7's appearing in this B8 thread, time to re-address the issue....[/attachment] redressing the balance :D My dealer pics http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b13/smiles-esc/MilesBetter-B8-RS4-Avant/rs4-1_zpsrfisqqvz.jpg http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b13/smiles-esc/MilesBetter-B8-RS4-Avant...

These are our kids... http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b13/smiles-esc/MilesBetter-B8-RS4-Avant/WP_20150725_11_22_18_Pro_zpssm6sscle.jpg Some of our previous B7's looking very dirty in the winter :shock: Warning! These pictures are pure filth :mrgreen: http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b13/smiles-es...

Yep, as much as I loved having a black RS4, THAT colour is a PITA, I was never happy with it although it always looked the nuts from a distance. P1060275.JPG Blue seems to be a lot better at not showing the scratches. Doesn't seem to matter what colour it is they all swirl in the end you just have ...

No but it shows every scratch had it on my B5 great colour but a mare to keep exactly why after three black cars in a row I'm so pleased to get a different colour lol Applying a (nano)coating, as opposed to a wax/sealant is the way to go to reduce marring, swirls on these colours; mine (and previou...

comes with options of matching two tone brown and beige driving gloves and a werthers dash holder you can spec

kmpowell wrote:Ipanema Brown...

More like Enema Brown

..should have gone to specsavers for speccing that

Not keen on wheels, a bit skinny for the body lines, needs some slabby rotors

RIV wrote:Apparently he got a ticking off for not having rotors

Looking good and welcome aboard