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Winning solution. Add maybe clay, revive, citrus power, lather

I'd recommend before paying out for a lance and foam, get yourself a pre wash like citrus power or advanced nuetral snow foam and apply through a spray bottle. spray the whole car and leave it to dwell for 5minutes, then rinse off with a pressure washer. I'm sure you'll get decent results. Plus...

Ha, what do you know! How's those carpets?

Another sticky covering this http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?622080-Machine-Polishing-By-DA-Polisher-By-Dave-KG rinse the car first, preferrable with a pressure washer or hose on jet. Pre soak with a snow foam or something like autofinesse citrus power, and rinse off after...

if you wash after claying no real need to snowfoam and rinse before hand

and the paint is nice and swirly, finish will be dull, wax or sealant won't bond properly and not resist further grime as well, bet yeah you don't have to

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there is no real rule but me personally:

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how many layers do you think you should put on?

Apply SRP by hand with a damp MF or foam app, 50p should cover a panel. once worked in remove when ready with a MF cloth. Apply too much and it gets very dusty Apply HD wax with the supplied red foam applicator dampened first. spread as thin as possible to one or two panels max before removing...

wont harm anything, if anything it will be too mild for removing grime on unwaxed or sealed cars

get someone local to do it is probably your best bet. supply the c5, little bit of beer money to proper prep and seal your wheels an itll save you the full cost of all the prep products, and no fear of wrong application

saving my old formula C1 for my motorbike. considering new formula C1 for bumpers and roof topped with wax instead of C1.5

my mrs would kick me out if i started coating the carpets and sofa. very interested to see how well it works on a carpet with baby dave on the way, could be a lifesaver

hit it properly first time round with an iron remover, do the prep and seal with C5. car shampoo will be enough then to remove brake dust for minimum of 6months of track use IMO. is still working on our daily car 16months on

both are good shampoos with no extra gloss or wax enhancers, wax safe ph nuetral. supernatural is basically all natural and very mild for well protected cars

AutoGlym HD wax. a newer, nicer to use hybrid wax just that bit better than 476 with just as good durability. Also comes with applicators and MF cloth http://i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Autoglym_HD_Wax_1.html Can be found cheaper though

really can't recommend anything higher than these http://i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/I4D_Uber_Premium_Drying_Towel_1.html Dry with above, then lightly mist a water based quick detailer (typically 1 or 2 sprays per panel max) over each panel and wipe around, buff off with a MF cloth. Will also...

A proper drying towel will certainly help Do you use a quick detailer spray after drying? this will help lift any remaining dirt left from rinsing.

PB have always been pretty good with customer service for me in the past. Almost on par with i4D

If it is a light colour then yes, regardless if you can see them or not, they will still dull the colour significantly. Proper decontamination of a light coloured car is very important

late fri night

Email received confirming order delivery on Thursday. Followed by 'we've run out of tutti frutti air fresheners'. lol

Was one of the first things to be out of stock, as I wanted some more as back up

Not received my pads yet. No delivery email from PB yet and most is out of stock now.

Sorry, thought you were a trader for some reason. Where abouts you based?

whay snow foam are you using? and is your car protected with a wax or sealant

DDJ is a little easier to use, but doesn't last as long typically

I strongly suggest you do not apply to the whole car before removing unless applying inside