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More importantly, did you learn from it and see the signs as it starts to happen and why it happened. Best to have burnt through, on a scrap panel obviously, and seen why it happens than go in on a fresh panel. Top work on getting the bonnet to practice on. And people say go straight foe a...

Were you planning on adding anything else to that post? Pics maybe? Lol

Just use a wax safe ph neutral shampoo and top up after with a quick detailing spray to bring back the just waxed look until you strip it all back to re apply your Srp and eg

Applying a glaze under any wax or sealant is likely to affect the bond and durability. But some have some only have minimal affect to still give decent durability Amigo is one that seems to be doing pretty well for those that have used it

Polished bliss are now doing 3 for 2 on the nanolex range http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/car-care-products-special-offers.html

Well... I've never met you, but..... In honesty, it's worth it. The 1st person that came to look at my Clio drove it away within 30minutes of seeing it Once a week max for me. That's normal once I'm home from work on a Friday, kinda makes me feel like I'm washing away a cr@p week and making a...

After the many claims of people rating super acidic super wheel stripper that's safe on paints I'm surprised there's not been more suggestions. I've been searching for the thread were it started an argument on using aggressive stuff

Start with your wash technique, diluted g101 as pre wash. This will remove everything including waxes. Wax safe shampoo, wash mitt and two bucket method. Then decon stage, tar removers, iron removers, then clay. Quick wash or rinse before anything else Then then look into polishes, glazes...

sim180 = forearms! I personally would have the ep801

isn't the CQ formula a self levelling compound? If it is then this may reduce that process

Only if they're the chocolate ones

What wax to keep, I currently own; Autofinesse Desire - 1 of 20 original pots. Love everything about this wax and is exactly what I look for. Autofinesse Spirit - was my first premium wax purchase before winning Desire. really like it but Desire does everything that little bit better Zymol...

C1.5 or C2 Cheap, easy to apply and remove. Decent durability Not sure I'd want to be applying a paste wax to something that size. Any kind of spray sealant would be a bonus

for pure ease of application and ability to top up in 5minutes should weather allow, maybe consider GTechniq C2 or C1.5. They do help with the self cleaning. granted may not look the best on red but for £10-15 is a viable option.

next order was going to be for drying towels and ironx. other than that I've been trying to sell bits off. Had no interest in the Z concours wax, and even considering getting rid of my full size jar of glasur. I like it, just not as much as I had hoped.

I have. will post quantities tonight

JD, you going back up't north just to blitz the car? all these orders you won't have time to do anything else

I have a used bottle, can't remember how full but sure 50% or more. was saving it if I needed any to do other cars I've tended to use C2 as it will last a little time with limited wiper use. will check levels as may let it go for a few pennys.

G1, apply and forget. depending on the angle of dangle of the windscreen it will start to beada little sooner, provided nothing is in front, the Golf starts at just over 40mph, the Focus just under 40mph As JD says all depends on what type of driving you do. when I'm driving in town, i'm...

I noticed it last night. Cos we talk so much rubbish there was too much to keep it as a sub forum, exterior and bodywork couldn't keep up with us.