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Until lately I had used i4detailing for years, never had a problem. Get a few tester pots when you spend a certain amount. If Adams right with the 10% that could be your best bet

Bloody hell JD, you've got approx £600 worth of Halfords stock for £70. Nice work

That's just it, I'm not too sure. Have been in Sales the past 2 years, Operations Manager before that. Just fancy a change in something that tests me. I like the feeling of 'there's not enough hours in the day'

Nice work. Know of any vacancies currently that pay alright?

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I may be predictable but I know that a polish is the same as a wax/sealant lol

Duh didnt you know that JD, its in the same way heat cools things down and water dries things.

What do you do for a job then Chappers?

You posted at 10pm fella, and then wonder why nobody has responded an hour later? chances are its not time of the day that alot of people are online. If you are that desperate for an answer do some research yourself. Have a look on the following websites: PolishedBliss cleanyourcar elitecarcare...

except they are all plastic with no metal in sight, and I wouldn't say detailing brushes are any more expensive than a good paint brush btw. I find it funny how people think they're clever or rebelling somehow by 'going against the grain' in regards to Detailing/cleaning processes. We get it...

I couldn't help but cringe when I saw that painting brush and the metal on it

Its all relative, alot of things have crazy mark ups but if they sell they sell. Its an easy sell as its a tiny amount ontop of the thousands being spent. People who tend to have it aren't big fans of keeping their new car clean, but do want it to be as tidy as it can be for the first time...

Price drop now £6500, mileage now just passed 55k

Sainsburys have it on the shelf for £9.99

Chip-Mk1 do you drink coffee?

Probably the crap pans you're using

I used approx an 8th of a bottle doing one wheel, perhaps more was used as the trigger head on these isn't amazing

​Btw you are aware chocolate does in fact burn right

Don't smoke sorry

​Ok. I'll leave you to try and burn some chocolate

What sort of poor quality pans you using. Struggling to find out if you're trying to be clever, funny or what. Yet to fathom it out

No no no, I'm too tired to give you a full answer to what you're asking (I'm guessing you're an AutoGlym chap?)

Chocolate melts Tony, however if you put a bar in a pan on high heat for half an hour I bet you'd see it burn. ​

When taking my old Audi into a dealership for a service I told the lady when I booked in that under no circumstance do I want it washed/cleaned whatever. I also put a post it note on the dash and also another in the service book. I then even rang during the day to reiterate it. Thankfully they...

^valid point

Yet you've contemplated going for it? I've got a chocolate fire guard for sale if you're interested?

Please let us know Tesco's response to nearly halving the price of an item for a car forum

Used the RDS for the first time yesterday (after decanting into a bottle with decent trigger) Wasn't overly impressed, yes it works but is definitely say CP is superior, however due to the price I can't grumble

£1.27? Wow, seems its £1.73 everywhere else

I'm guessing you've been into Halfords? There's alot better products out there but using what you've got gives you a platform to then start finding better