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Just suck it out with a clear hose............your good at sucking c**k and taking it out of your mouth before the money shot so should be a doddle for a man of your talents

The technique is different between a PC and a Rotary. Dont go fast as you will create more marks. Take your time and work in small areas (18" squares) at a time. Make sure you do plenty of passes & make sure you break the product down properly. A complete car should take approx 8-14hrs...

YAWN........Boring c**t Enjoy your break:approve: :D

Between £300 & £400 ish Dave What did it make on the rollers where it was re-mapped? Take it to another RR for another run and see what it makes this time

Jon........i'd be careful if I was you. He likes you more than me:approve:

Shouldnt a DCi should be making an extra 20-30odd brake after a custom remap iirc

Maybe you'd be better off driving into a brick wall:rolleyes:

Why the winky smiley? Nothing I say is tongue in cheek as I dont like you...........I have no reason to hide behind a little yellow winky face:S

Rumbled:lolup:

ROFLMFAO.......Legend

Meguiars Plast-X will probably help, failing that a PC/Rotary and some good polish

Yeah as you say just buy a domain name and create a gallery. You will soon make a name for yourself. Word spreads between friends and neighbours, especially when they come over to see what all the noise is. Once they have seen the results for themselves, I can almost always get a booking lol...

I think 99.9% of us have more important things to spend £400 on, but some people would rather a detail then coilovers.................horses for courses and all that. Tbh you will need someone with a Rotary................its gonna take weeks with a PC:evil:

Yes I do mate, have got them all saved on a external HDD I very rarely post pictures on the interweb, however I will if the client ask's me to do a write up so he can send links to friends and family or he can add a link into a classified advert if trying to sell. I will show my pictures to...

That would be topped off with 2 coats of Zymol Vintage too:)

Sportline I http://www.astsuspensionuk.com/content.asp?cat=000001

£400 ish Its a big car and would take a good 2 days to get it perfect

And again please lol

For the holes in the bootlid...............Super glue coins on the underside and just level with filler ;)

not as dear as a go on Marks mum

Lol...........Haters

Are you missing something?;)

Real men use a Rotary and have no need for speed 6;) :rasp:

Still bitter Mark:lolup:

Can you get me any pics Cat171? I managed to almost completely remove a nasty scratch from a Range Rover HSE Sport the other weekend with only wet sanding and machine polishing

Thirded:approve:

Wait till it get's bad enough to warrant a full re-spray Maz, thats what i'm doing with the Williams. £200 Bumper £400 Both rear 1/4's £200 Bonnet Theres almost a full re-spray in itself

I also recommend Klass AIO

Your pads are fine mate and to be honest your polish is fine too. You just need to work the product for longer to get the full potential out of it. I would start with the least abrasive pad with the 2.5 and step up the pad if this does not do anything. Then use a clean less abrasive pad...

I split a roof into approximately 6 squares and work a square at a time. A family saloon roof takes me approx 1hr 30 mins - 3hrs depending on size, level of defect correction and paint type. I start at speed 1 to spread the polish, 2 fairly quick passes Speed 3 for approx 6 slow passes...