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yeh i just put them on for the pics

Few pics at Aberdeen harbour good location for pics and nothing elso honest officer. Car wearing two coats of zymol concours

eh? tardis is tar remover mate and the best tar remover simple

AG tar remover falls way short compared to autosmart tardis which is one of the best a most effective products on the market and should be in every detailers kit

yeh saw this couple weeks back some good work

correct

you need to get some paint correction done mate check out www.detailingworld.co.uk to find someone in your area.

saw this at a recent dw meet looks pretty good stuff finished down nicely and doesn't seem to be as fussy as menz

Well ill trade you some advise/products for a shot on the jet ski

Its the Mumbles do you know it? Its been years since we last visited 1996iirc, i will shout you nearer the time prob around August

lol small world i will be visiting relatives in Swansea in summer, if you can wait that longi would be happy to show you the ropes

a DA stands for dual action which means it rotates and oscillates, if i was you i would buy the megs g220 DA good machine to learn the ropes on, i would also get a scrap panel if you can and play about with polish pad combos you can then step up to a rotary machine such as the makita, metabo or...

so true although with time and skill DA's can produce an awesome finish, just takes twice as long

sorry mate i disagree, rotary polishing takes a good amount of practise knowledge and skill, especially if you want to achieve the best correction possible

In this respect you really do get what you pay for i have the megs da and also the makita rotary which for me are the only da and rotary polishers i would use just my opinion though

TBh mate i wouldn't really bother with it as there are many products which give a much better finish and last miles longer just my opinion.

duragloss 901 is streets ahead of gold class imo

glad it wasn't just me who thought he was being out of order

dont think it was cheeky in the slightest to ask for help, your comment was the only cheeky part of the whole thread. anyway im not getting involved with you

Hi mate, have a look on www.detailingworld.co.uk that is the place to get some HELPFUL advice as im sure there are plenty folk round your way who would be more than happy to help you out, failing that you could pick up a cheap pc on ebay get yourself a scrap panel to practise on. HTH gav

maybe if you had just helped him out to start with instead of being a d1ck

Depends on degreaser i would say, i find megs safe degreaser diluted down 10-1 is fine for lsp/wax hth

Thats some sound advice there

Aye the price i gave him was really a worst case type price if you want me to take a look at the car i would be happy to meet you, it might be that it just needs a finishing polish etc.

Agreed but you need to leave at least thirty mintues in between coats

i would seriously think about just going at your car with a rotary, you could make the paint 100 times worse and even burn through, it takes a good few months i would say to perfect the art, get some scrap panels first and play about with polish pad combo's and different speeds on the rotary...

where are you based my friend

Good man thanks very much

Thanks for the compliment. Not full time at the moment part-time just, but im looking to move full time within a year or two. Thanks Gav

Thanks very much appreciate it. Nice looking 182 BTW