Where do ya get it?

Best soultion yet>>>>>>>...............

Stay outa the bush

or get a really skinny tug and van
Its what I have...............

Sorry GEMAC,
I would never have thought that that would be an option
Kev

the other option is to get the princess to polish the scratchs out as u go

Hi Mike

I did not put the photos in, as I was in a hurry to head off to work.

Here are 2 images and they speak for themselves. I gave the car 3 coats, but could have given it more.



I did what they suggest, and gave it a usual polish before adding the product. The next image was taken when we arrived back at Emu after heading up on the Dingo Track.



Like I said, it is the cheapest pre trip investment that you can buy and at only $39 a litre, it should be on anyones list that goes bush. As for removing it, it is just like in the link I included.


Cheers


Stephen

Hi GEMAC

Your option does not suite me sorry, I have the vehicle for what it was made for, getting out into the true Aussie bush and knowing that are hundreds of kilometres from anywhere.

As for s skinny vehicle, on one track a few years ago, even Mick O would have been rubbing his elbows on the thick bush even riding his quad, it was just that tight....LOL




Cheers


Stephen

Stephen, it looks as though you are putting "frosting" on for Christmas.
Did you add tinsel? LOL

Hi Allan

Yes it does give it that good look.....LOL

The tinsel came off when rubbing our way through the scrub.......

You'll keep...........

Seasons Greetings to you and Roz.




Cheers


Stephen

Have to go along with that Allan - except that ours is an even older Troopy!

Actually we've just given it a decent polish for the first time in a couple of years and its amazing how well it has come up, pinstripes and all.

Cheers,

Val.

Hi Capt

If it is wet when you are driving, no. Yes it will soften it a little but you have to feel it from the leading edge and then you have to use a good pull to get it off in one big sheet.

Cheers



Stephen

Yes - it will help when I eventually sell the ute.

This ones from the CSR, you'll have no problems getting there in this fine machine. This ones from the Gunbarrel, easy as.... These 20 are from bush bashing through the Great Sandy...you can do it too and add to the collection!!!!!

Will add about 5 grand to the sale price...lol

Alan

Personally I never bought a car for resale value. I buy it for a purpose and use it for that purpose. I don't buy a car cause it looks good in Toorak. When we sold the cruise we got top dollar for it. I had actually sold it and a guy offered my $4000 more for it. He bought sight unseen and never mentioned the scratches when he picked it up.
As I said we had side rails which does protect it very well. Our cruiser was about getting where others don't, not looking good when we got there lol.


Josh

Hi Mike

You have my vote for the EO Shop to stock it. I know that EO Member Mike O was going to ask them but I never heard any outcome, so if they read this post, it may prompt them to think about stocking it.

I know that there are a few other similar products out there, and until Ted spoke about Goop, I had never heard of that either and it would be interesting if Ted could tell us how much per litre it was. I know that TJM have a product called DucoArmour, where appears to be the same as the goGreen product, but nearly double the price.

I have a couple of years supply at home now and like I said above, will never do another bush trip without using it. Another very good example of another important use is have a look at the Maxtrax post down the page. You will see my vehicle in a very good bog in the Simpson Desert a few years ago. If I was using it them, it would have saved the paintwork on one side of the car.


Cheers


Stephen

Maybe a protective cover of oil and rust? :-)

Oil & dust maybe, but not rust. The old Landrover bodies were aluminium. That is why Lennie could lift one corner with one hand while he changed a wheel with the other hand! LOL