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No. Everyone does the vents. Looks gay IMO.

By like 1-2mph at legal speeds. Just do it, they really do feel better on 15"

Great work. That gloss! I think this will have to be my next car after the golf. It's an itch I just have to scratch!

Couldn't say. Stiffer everything isn't always better. More sidewall gives you more progressive control IME

15" track tyres have a stiffer sidewall though.

Or Capture The Rapture :)

Anyone tried CarPro reset yet?

This is cool. Really love the elastic band one!

Lol! A Mazda dealer mechanic tried to tell me my car doesn't exist (96 1.8 Eunos)

Our 3, and anyone who pays me :)

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I'll PM

Depends which you want. Could always give you the mx5 to take home

I have CQUK and Reload on the shelf but I'd need a good 2 days to do the work if that's the case to give it a single stage polish first. Decon, cleanse and protect would be one day

If he is I could have a go in few weeks

I live prime on silver. It really brings out the flake!

As above about the tar/iron. What wax did you use? Would be a shame to use something inferior after all your hard work! Also, some IPA would come in handy to remove polishing oils. :)

How hard is Mercedes paint?

I thought you sold you cup a year or two ago?

41k - 76k 4 years

He only came back to do some wh0ring. Lol at still having a green name ;)

Red. (biased ;) )

I love megs endurance. My last bottle is years old and is nearly empty so I got a new bottle when in Halfords the other week. The old one is quite thick and a dark red/pink colour. the new one is runnier and is more purple in colour. I hope its as good as it was!

Are you able to repair/retrim the same bolster on Trendlines? (the leather bit)

6 cars maybe?

I have the bulk size.

I'm not a chemist so I can't say exactly how bad it is. But considering the metal container, and the things it dissolves, that's enough for me to be careful with it!

http://www.autosmart.co.uk/images/PDF%20Folder/Autosmart%20COSHH%20sheets/Tardis%20-%20SDS10022%20-%20GBR.pdf

They do the same job. The very short answer is - sealants are synthetic, waxes are more organic. Wax provides a warmer wetter look, and selants can give a glossier look. In regular products, they both last 3-5 months ish. They both do exactly the same job.