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Yes, because it's a chemical reaction. So you need a chemical cleaner.

Fairly certain they do, yes.

Oh hai http://i.imgur.com/4wj3O.gif

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/werkstat-prime-strong-cat9.html

Flol

Chemical cleaner only. Clay will scratch them. Leave them for now and order some Werkstat Prime.

They make some very good products, although I have never used their glaze myself. Tardis, G101, SmartWheels and Biobrisk are all high on the consideration/advice list in their relevant classes in my eyes.

I'm plasticoating mine luminous yellow for Silverstone Classics this year. Because need. And I am still alive! Roberto, that Porka is noice.

You have to have a certain mentality to keep going though, mate. Sure you see it as much as I do, people throwing in the towel saying it's not worth it. You've got drive so will stick at it.

Boy got skills. Amazing stuff Daniel

Does this mean you'll put your foot down a bit next time I see you? "Waaa my winters... Waaa don't know their limits" IIRC... ;)

Very interesting that it left white patches on matte wheels.

Hi. Valet pro pH neutral.

Last photo saved this thread. First lot looks pretty dull, presumably because of the cloud cover! Silver is so difficult to show up well unless you're a good photographer or have a decent light source!

That's very good value! Coby. weren't you looking for one?

Looks good, Andy - but that thing is a state! Needs a good couple of days spending on it, so what you did in that limited time was excellent!!

Proper pro ject this un. Cookie

Have you seen the Darwin Awards thread? You'd fit in nicely.

Too "difficult" to apply and same issues with needing a perfect base as CQUK, Stu. A good shout. That or 845 Insulator Wax. Or C2V3... Tough Coat is also pretty good tbf. Lots of options, Ryan.

This basically. They all seem to attract dust, no matter what "anti-static properties" they have. I don't dress the interior at all tbh.

Sounds like you're using something that's statically charging the centre console. Try using a spritz of QD. If your car is dusty (i.e. you drive with the windows down etc) it's going to happen unfortunately.

EFA and agreed. You drive to the conditions. 30+ in London is a no no.

What about IYHOIYO?

Insurance logic, chap. Recent experience with something similar; a family member was at fault pulling out of a B road, the claim went down 50:50. The other party were on the wrong side of road, overtaking stationary lorries in an industrial park. This was used against them by "our" side.

Where is this mysterious Rarri everyone keeps seeing?! Lol.

Flol. Did you get my text when you were with him?

Completely agree. He was very good on the email. However, I am still very unsure I'll ever go near Hydr02.

I know this is a jibe, but I'm amazed CarPro themselves didn't say something. Oh, and Ant, Craig sent through a bottle of Reload for the Hydr02 issues, so I'll share that with you too.

Or just shove them in the washing machine on a hot wash. No softener.