Thank you for answering my question helps understand what is needed when looking after cars and will be watching when you get time to demonstrate the technical skills
D.A abbreviation for Disc Abrasive - like a light duty Angle Grinder for very fine flatting of the paint where bleached paint from Sunshine/Ultra violet light has bleached the paint over the years. - take note !!- most Red Cars turn Pink from sunshine bleaching
It's actually Dual Action. This could be either for sanding or polishing. But the D.A. stands for that. Up to a few years ago there was only dual action ( meaning spinning and oscillating ) sanders. Now detailers use DA polishers. 👍
@@wombatsyoutube I also hate that term "detailing", back in the day it was a cut and polish, simple. Now we have a ton of products with ceramics, silicates, compounds, etc. Marketing hype.
@@irishrover63 true. I'm 40 years in and the principle of 'flat and polish' hasn't changed one bit. It's just the jargon along with unnecessary products to basically complicate things packaged under the 'Detailing' umbrella! 😂
I did wonder what was going on at Rillington, those cars parked outside have not moved for years, I keep looking as I drive past, the old morris minor estate in the corner think it might be a woody, seems rather sad.
Maybe you could set up a small restoration business for some of the old cars you keep. It would be an opportunity to employ and train the next generation of motor mechanics and bodywork people. Give something back maybe and save some lovely old cars?
I imagine they are far too busy with their auction business, social media and television work to do something like that. There are plenty of specialists, large and small, around for owners who need help.
@yorkiephil7744 Yes. They are probably too busy, but maybe it would suit one of the younger family members, an opportunity for them to distinguish themselves?! Also my thought was to sell on finished cars rather than do up customers cars. They are ideally placed to source raw material and market the completed cars.
If you’ve seen the Resto show, you’ll realise there’s rarely any money in buying & restoring; in some cases you’ll write-off thousands. The money is in restoring other people’s. I get the bit about ‘giving back’ but not sure any business could expose itself to open-ended losses.
I'm a bit confused, is the empty garage that's having cars slowly moved out of it and is no longer used, the original site on Pickering Rd made famous by the TV show ? Obvs Derek is sat in the in the bigger unit down the road in this video.
Anyone else that hates seat belts Cars that are exempt Up to 65 Light commercial April 67 Over 35cwt 1980 If belts are fitted it's legal requirements to wear them But you can remove legally any belts fitted to the above vehicles
I'm with you with the seat belts Couple of the cars I have are seat belt exempt I did get done fur not wearing it couple week's ago In my not seat belt exempt car £100 fine Stil only been done 3 times Driving since the 80s Simply don't crash
Please do more of these guys. Its a breath of fresh air and the years of experience shine thru with your content.
You ever delt with them ? Fucken wide boys that don't have a word worth a thing ...... Shameful
As long as people are enjoying them we will keep doing them 🙌
Del and family are integrity and knowledgeable and absolutely love it - sadly we'll lose this information in the future
Absolutely loved this, thank you Derek 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
We still use leathers and a mangle to dry our cars off at the funeral company I work for. Old school.
This is wonderful always enjoy watching this
A lot of great questions from people
And lovely answers from Derek.
Cheers Mick 👍
Derek for OBE
Thank you for answering my question helps understand what is needed when looking after cars and will be watching when you get time to demonstrate the technical skills
Could listen for hours !
Always great to see and hear the legend 👍
Thank you Derek
Great to see this side too 👍👍
Always great watch and very interesting 👍
Brilliant...
my father once bought two or three cars in one hit from Rillington, a Red Astra van, a Merc 190e and possibly a vw? a few years ago now
Another great 👍 q and a well done 👏 Derek 😊
Cheers Terry 👍
Get Jack to demo a flat and polish 😂
Thanks, I enjoy them
Glad you do!
More of these please so enjoyably 🎉🎉🎉
glad you're enjoying them Simon 👍
RE the old Garage , why not turn it into a museum and charge fans to have a look at times gone by , plus display that odd special car
As a Yorkshire company manufacturing detailing products we would love to come and do a flat and polish on a vehicle for you.
Bangers and Cash is one of the VERY few programmes worth watching on TV. It's an oasis in a desert of deeply uninteresting silliness.
D.A abbreviation for Disc Abrasive - like a light duty Angle Grinder for very fine flatting of the paint where bleached paint from Sunshine/Ultra violet light has bleached the paint over the years. - take note !!- most Red Cars turn Pink from sunshine bleaching
It's actually Dual Action. This could be either for sanding or polishing. But the D.A. stands for that. Up to a few years ago there was only dual action ( meaning spinning and oscillating ) sanders. Now detailers use DA polishers. 👍
@@wombatsyoutube I also hate that term "detailing", back in the day it was a cut and polish, simple. Now we have a ton of products with ceramics, silicates, compounds, etc. Marketing hype.
@@irishrover63 true. I'm 40 years in and the principle of 'flat and polish' hasn't changed one bit. It's just the jargon along with unnecessary products to basically complicate things packaged under the 'Detailing' umbrella! 😂
No it’s dual action
@@irishrover63valeting , the detailing is yank rubbish
I did wonder what was going on at Rillington, those cars parked outside have not moved for years, I keep looking as I drive past, the old morris minor estate in the corner think it might be a woody, seems rather sad.
Would love to see the flat and polish stuff
Bought my first car from rillington in 1994. A fiat uno 60s.
We got stuck in Turkey for 11 months during Covid, now my wife won't miss a single episode of B&C.
Maybe you could set up a small restoration business for some of the old cars you keep. It would be an opportunity to employ and train the next generation of motor mechanics and bodywork people. Give something back maybe and save some lovely old cars?
I imagine they are far too busy with their auction business, social media and television work to do something like that. There are plenty of specialists, large and small, around for owners who need help.
@yorkiephil7744 Yes. They are probably too busy, but maybe it would suit one of the younger family members, an opportunity for them to distinguish themselves?! Also my thought was to sell on finished cars rather than do up customers cars. They are ideally placed to source raw material and market the completed cars.
If you’ve seen the Resto show, you’ll realise there’s rarely any money in buying & restoring; in some cases you’ll write-off thousands. The money is in restoring other people’s. I get the bit about ‘giving back’ but not sure any business could expose itself to open-ended losses.
I'm a bit confused, is the empty garage that's having cars slowly moved out of it and is no longer used, the original site on Pickering Rd made famous by the TV show ? Obvs Derek is sat in the in the bigger unit down the road in this video.
No it's not the garage from the TV show, it's a different one we have on the A64
@@DTMathewsons Thanks so much for clearing that up
Got a nice scubby at rillington
what happened to bubbles
I ve got. DA in the back of head. HA HA 😊😊😊❤
Money. 3£. ?
Economics dictate I need to develop a Garage site rich in history
Bullshit if you get old and greedy
This is the result
Anyone else that hates seat belts
Cars that are exempt
Up to 65
Light commercial April 67
Over 35cwt 1980
If belts are fitted it's legal requirements to wear them
But you can remove legally any belts fitted to the above vehicles
Only a complete idiot would do that 🤡
I'm with you with the seat belts
Couple of the cars I have are seat belt exempt
I did get done fur not wearing it couple week's ago
In my not seat belt exempt car
£100 fine
Stil only been done 3 times
Driving since the 80s
Simply don't crash