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I use the no bucket method on the 306! Gilmour and sponge lol

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Lose the blade a drying towel will be fine, I lay them on the panel and let them suck up the water, on the side panels just use them to blot.

He told me Haz was better then him, very complimentary about his skills ...

They will be fine.

Blot not wipe with any of the waffle weave type towels. No danger of marring.

What don't you like about the Sonus ones ? This will be my next one to try: http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/washing-and-drying/miracle-dryer-ultra-plush-25-x-36-/prod_362.html

Spray some AG Engine And Machine Cleaner under the arches and blast away, though I would take the wheels off first as it will allow you to do a better job.

I hope they do and it being available soon, I am ready to get one on a proper iphone contract now.

Free hit anyone ?

Asking how long to leave wax on one day, the next charging 100 quid to wax other peoples cars the next day - Priceless !

As said the Halfords things don't have enough power to correct paint defects. You could try Megs Scratch X or the Carlack hand bundle but it is going to be hard work.

Talk him into it!

Society today tbh - gutting.

Working by hand not really any better mild polishes out there IMO, by machine there are much better polishes.

Keep a bottle of QD and a microfiber in your car.

Autoglym Super Resin only dusts if you use it wrong! Same with the glass polish Use less and keep working it until there is little or nothing to remove. Won't dust then. I don't really have an alternative to use by hand, you could try some Carlack or Klasse.

Alex at SP used to do lots of the Japshows, I would have thought Matt from I4Detailing may fill the up his Trophy up ;)

Looks clean. How often depends on where you park etc. Best test to see if you car needs claying is to wash it and then with you hand in a clean plastic sandwich back feel if there is things stuck to the paint the washing has not removed. Once or twice a year should be fine for most.

Renault paint is shite ! Never seen bird crap etch like it does on any other car. Seems to cause damage on impact. You will need to use a decent polish to remove the etching or maybe even a wetsand and polish.

I spent most of the day turning the car round to different angles on the drive to try and get the parts I wanted to polish in the shade on mine earlier. Still my tan is coming on lovely ! lol

At your height you will be ok leg room wise, the seating position in the 182 is shite anyway.

Really shocked SRP does not remove them, works for me. Stronger polish then, or wait till it is cooler and rewash again as long as they have not etched to badly it will be ok. Bear in mind Renault paint is crap and etches easily :(

Hayley you turning into a cleaning geek ;) As long as your sensible all will be fine - bear in mind that by stripping off any products may make your car look worse than before you started anyway before you re polish and wax. Most of the things have been covered, make sure you use plenty of...

Depends on the wax too, some if you leave on for to long will be a nightmare to remove - read the instructions on the said wax.

Try a decent polish before having to wetsand. Meguiars Scratch X may sort it.

You need a proper transformer, those converter things are not up to running it.

Another vote for AG Engine and Machine Cleaner - good stuff.

Got new Brembo Discs all round, DS2500 front pads and some decent fluid going on/in the 106 in the morning - hoping it improves things !