Sealey’s NEW DAS151 – Random Orbital Sander features variable speed control that ranges from 4000 to 7000rpm. Consisting of an alloy bevel gear head with composite motor housing, this model is supplied with a Ø150mm hook-and-loop backing pad and a side-handle.

There is also a rotating self-contained dust extraction port with dust collection bag.  Optional dust-free adaptor with Ø28mm outlet for use with dust-free vacuums, model number DFS151.DFA.

For further details or to view Sealey’s range visit www.sealey.co.uk or alternatively call their customer service department on 01284 757500.

The summer in the UK might be short but the hot weather can certainly do some damage to your vehicle’s engine if you don’t keep your cooling system in good shape.

Fortunately, the solution is simple. Just add a bottle of DEI Radiator Relief™ to your coolant and your vehicle’s operating temperature will be reduced by up to 30°F the maker’s claim. (16.66° Celsius).

Engine wear will be minimised, the temperature gauge needle will stay away from the red section when sitting in summer traffic jams and you won’t be bothered by an overheating radiator ruining your day out.

Radiator Relief™ works by More >

Specialist car design studio, Rook Design has been busy working on their Diamondback rendering, based around MX-5, although it has now been re-named, Wraith. Several versions of the car are being considered, the 1.1, which has a Cobra-style front-end and 250-style rear, based on Mazda MX-5 Mk3, while V1.2 uses the MX-5 Mk2 as donor and a more exotic Italian look.

The company’s HK1 has also been re-named and is now known as the Ghost.

More from www.rook-design.co.ukor call Phil Rookin on 07716 467 684 ENDS.

Slim’s Detailing is one of my favourite outlets for car care stuff, with no fewer than 48 brands stocked including Britemax, Poorboy’s World, Menzerna, GTechniq and CarPro, while they are also main distributors for Chemical Guys, Presta, InstaFinish, Malco and Wolfgang.

Whenever I go to the US I spend far too much time in the many car care stores, which are my idea of a toy-shop. They do these types of retail outlets well in the States, but they aren’t so well-known here in the UK.

Well, Slim’s Detailing has a shop to rival the best American outlets and when I’m in More >

When Carol presented me with a couple of brass saucepans she’d picked up for a song at a local charity shop, I was aghast.

She reckoned that because I had loads of car care stuff and metal polishes it would be easy for me to bring them up nicely and take them back to a glossy finish. They were in a terrible state, not only un-cared for but also dirty and caked in grease.

I tried a couple of my regular metal cleaning products and it didn’t look good. I figured I’d have to get the Dremel out but then I remembered More >