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Agreed. I had my old Subaru 11 years, 170k miles and still looked good when it was washed. I probably polished it once a year, maybe every two years, but it got washed far more often, sometimes 3 or 4 times a year. some manufacturers use better finishing materials than others.

All my No plates are personalised. Just not by me or with any numbers or letters that mean anything to me. I had a friend visit the other week, his car was registered in Worthing 2 weeks aftrer my scooter, numbers are only 50 apart. For February 1962, thats about as excited as I can get! it...

It never crossed my mind to paint it green 🙄

I agree, The guy who runs the rolling road has a scruffy fleet or perfect running things. I keep my race car clean and shiny, particularly the engine bay And underside.

Thats twice as long as my car polishing attention span 🙄

5 year old, spot on. It's all plastic and aluminium, so no rust, no flakes of oxide or paint on the driveway! :lolol:

More bonkers than a heavy smoker, especially given said vehicle will be gone before the paint fails. I bought a shiny SUbaru in 2009, 89k miles, 4 yeras old, spangly clean. Washed it twice a year, polished its maybe 4 or 5 times . . . 11 years and 90k miles later it was rust free, still shiny...

POint one - totally agree, its probably aesthetically @ Susan Boyle on the babe Scale ( whatever that is) Point two. It wont rust, its plastic!

Waste of time and money. IMO The factory/restorer should apply good enough .. . If they don't you bought a turd to start with! Having said that Nothing lasts forever, so budget for a tidy up if you're a vanity whore. I have a car that's 58 years old, cellulose paint, original from the...