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Just use the new teflon 'wax' the car will look ace after one 'polish' and it will last for months :) ;)

No need to follow up with SRP after #80 unless thats part of your LSP combo If your just doing #80 by pc then you will be highly unlikely to get into trouble :)

Can we Please see the f**king tin Or does it not exist ;)

Aye it could be, again depends on the quality ;)

Rich is right, polish is fine, wax is not Even with their ovens it may not be fully baked - don't forget when its factory baked its just a shell with no rubbers etc so temps are much higher than an aftermarket body shop. Given the state most cars leave bodyshops I am alwaus dubious about...

Can we stop referring to this as a polish and call it a spray wax?

By all means show the pics on DW but please don't try and sell or advertise the product on detailing world though :)

Mike the gliptone leather cleaner and condiotioner is getting some rave reviews on detailing world.

All details are in the thread mate

Pm whizzer on detailing world he will sort you out

Sorry to show my ignornace and completly off topic but what does geo mean? cusco kid and john from inverness say it after their posts?????

^^I actually posted a few pages back that the teflon particles would be suspended in a waxy substrate rather than being bonded to the paintwork. Paintwork would burn long before 572 degrees was ever actually reached. Its not necessarily a bad product, i'm sure its very good but the teflon...

You can take arotary to it if your careful so pc will be fine http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=22290

Looks s**t rich ;)

The fact that its being termed a 'polish' when indeed teflon is used in waxes says it all really! If the poster knew the difference between a polish and a wax it might give it some credibility.

The teflon won't bond to the paint but will be suspended in a caranuba suspension, whether it beads any better than a normal wax is yet to be seen. No waxes containing teflon are currently seen as having any advantages or benefits over an ordinary wax.

Swissol/swissvax shield also contains teflon However as teflon must be heated to stupidly high temperatures before it will bond to a surface it is more a marketing quality than a useful one in a wax.

Steady Lusty I might get Jealous ;)

The permaguard seemed to do a decent job in the other thread! Have you tried good old super resin polish by hand?

^^Agreed its not a bad thing it will however wear off with each wash so is not a permenant system. Also the finish on that merc is still badly swirled which as a final finish is poor in my eyes. That said it was extremly bad before lol so it has been improved upon.

Are we still going out later buddy?

Whilst the right hand side is far from perfect (in my eyes) it is a hell of an improvement. Is that a BMW? I am 'dubious' if the correction is from applying the sealant alone but if it is then its got pretty imprerssive filling capabilities.

A plastic polish should bring the headlight up Has it actually gone through the paint on the bumper of is it just the remains of her bumper? Try gently rubbing it with some SRP

I'll be in a light blue O'Neil hoodie (chavtastic ;)) If you get a chance come over and I'll have a look at your car

What are doing on the 11th of Feb? There is a detail day in Leeds that loads of top detailers will be attending !

I can second www.finerdetails.co.uk Iain is a fine detailer!

erm... paint stripper :)