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Personally, I'd always go for the 50ml. It's marginally more expensive but it's such a handy product to have spare of. I did my kitchen sink and everything at home 🤣

I havent used the 2 year, but I did use the 1 year version (V1?) As a product, its pretty good. Its a 'lite' coating so you cant expect miracles from it. But, for the money, it was pretty darn good. The biggest issue I had with it was application - went on easily, but getting it off evenly was...

They do sell extension bars for them. However. If you're shooting for really tight spaces, dont bother. You'll need a new machine. Consider the 'throw' of the machine (in other words, how far left-right, up-down in a sense) it is going to move. If you reduce the pad size, the throw wont become...

I did: WWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Edit: It sounded f**king epic. Sorry I cant be more specific. @Barley may have done as he was filming a bit throughout the day?

I gave @MarkCup that 'Hawk Tuah' and I feel fine? Fannies.

Thats not them grinning, thats the face people make when liquids leave their body from their nether regions.

@Touring_Rob and I were saying that we think these are some of the best TD pictures we have seen. Top work mate - and all the money is going to charity! Edit - @Filters (?) doing sighting laps in the flatbed cracked me up, just got reminded from the pictures 🤣

Mine were the same! Pulled my track wheels out of my boot last night and just 'dusted' them off with my gloves on. Walked out to get in my car this morning and said to myself 'WTF is that pile of black stu.....oh....yeah' It was nuts! Also, great to meet you mate! Sorry we didnt get to chat...

Good to meet you too babycakes. Ur way more sexi in rel lyfe snt from my iPhOnE Nope, not a single one. Good thing really as id have to sharpen my harp loon up. Ha! Missed a trick there mate! Any time mate, it was a right good laugh. The bloody thing just wouldnt go in a straight line ...

I felt like a right pillock when I saw all the other prizes. Car cleaning kits, tools, vouches for car parts (speaking of which, I really hope KTEC sell BMW parts ....) and then, out of the left field, PILLOWS. Oh well. All for a good cause. Ill have to find something equally as random to...

Ahh, chaps. What a weekend! First CSF and, well, it definitely wont be the last. This is going to become an annual thing now for me, without a doubt! The Chang Chariot went like a rocket all day. No issues whatsoever and the NS2R's were definitely putting in the work! NSF tyre is nice and...

Really Terry. Really.

Flol 🤣🤣 Jack is under a furniture blanket Helmet is now in Spare fuel, nah. Tyre inflator is in there 😘

Locked and loaded minus a helmet which I definitely haven't set a reminder for tomorrow morning.... Can't wait to be a bollard in the corners. Whoop! @J-J those are my spare winter tyres ready for track 😘

No worries mate, I understand! Ill aim to be there for around 6 then! Always happy to lend a hand :)

Oooooooo Track day prep ahoy 👀 🤣

Cars ready, just needs a wash tonight. Ill be staying in Chester tomorrow night for a night out. Ill only be 2.5 hours away from Anglesey so unsure what ill do all day Friday if im honest! @Sunglasses_Ron Do you need a hand setting up? Im literally going spare all day! Happy to help, im very...

Just shove those Beetle numberplates on it and drive it there? ;)

Im going to use both hands and Hawk Tuah you.

Absolutely buzzing for this chaps! I know it was mentioned previously in here but I cant find it now. Anyone have any half decent videos of both layouts? I should probably start learning the track before I end up in the sea

Going to need to be polished out unfortunately. Being so close to the windscreen washer, that will be a fun one too!

As far as I know, its just the downside of having a 'beading' LSP as opposed to a 'sheeting' LSP. As you've said, its where the water angle is so high that it 'beads' and then just sits there. There are certain LSP's that still protect whilst sheeting, but I really cant recall any - cos beadz r...

Few little bits to do to the straight line missile: New front pads Full service, including plugs which arent all that fun in the 140 Brake fluid change Mot Clean track wheels All being well, that should be it in prep for CSF! Oh, and its absolutely desperado for a proper proper clean.

Ive always used the Carchem fallout remover. Not the best in terms of reaction, but the price is so good that it more than makes up for it. Ive got 25L in the garage

Also meant to be good stuff, so no dramas. In truthfulness, I only ended up with Smart wheels as the AS man turned up and I'm weak, very weak 😬🤣

Simply put, they don't need it! The Ferrari I do has carbon ceramics so anything other than PH neutral stuff is a huge "no, no". And the Porsche I do is so frequently looked after being me that the wheels are always protected. It's just a "do I need to use this product" kind of situation...

Ive been using Smartwheels from Autosmart recently. Non-acidic and actually does a really good job. I bought it for some of the more 'minging' cars I do, once in a while, and it wont be going anywhere near the higher end stuff. However, its good! Very dilutable and effective.

No mate! In all fairness, it's a bedroom TV. Alright, the fire stick is plugged in but it's no sky box or whatever. So maybe I'm not the best person to ask. However, it's been relatively flawless for me. A couple of minor issues that I'm willing to overlook based on the age of the TV: The...

Henry is surely the logical option then? I picked up a 120v Henry refurbished by some council estate fella for £65. It's been through the pits and it keeps coming back for more!