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Sparingly with a MF applicator, as you would hand polishing or SRP. Buff off the residue.

Honestly superb. Really is my new fav. No need to correct my car that often so this fits the bill. Brings out some serious shine and is a breeze to use! Here's Tripple with C2V3 from three months back;

Finally had time and the weather to test quite a few products; - AF Imperial - AF Revive - AF Spirit - AF Illusion Also used in the process; - AF Tripple - Hubikote shampoo - RDS Car was not massively dirty due to doing so few miles these days, but the Ds2500s on the front should give...

Interesting. Revive looks better and I'm about to write up something similar. Definitely an arches and engine bay product like 303. Spray on, leave, wipe if necessary.

5l to try out? You mad, br0?

What's the green one like pal?

Scrooge fucker! Not got mine yet and want to wash tomorrow :( You around tomorrow?

Now that's more like it! Auto Finesse, I take back my previous comments of a "dud"! That looks like the results I'd expect. So it is clearly a 303 competitor, in terms of spray and leave.

Very much so. It will also not dull the finish, like 476 will. In fact, it'll add to it.

C2V3. The only time I'll use something different is when Auto Finesse send out testers or I fancy using a wax during Summer!

@Yellow Dave, upgrade your account - your PM limit has been exceeded! I'll post the reply in here anyway, as it's useful for others. Re GTechniq I1 fabric protection; Average pal. Won't bother again. Just not enough used I presume as you really have to soak it...

Hush 4x4 for Winter, boy - shouldn't have sold the TiT @gally !

I had no idea you had a Valver, Ste. Presumed you had a mk2 of sorts.

Find me a good condition face 996 for £10-15k you dozy scene boy.

No need if you keep on top of it Dave. Kettle was a couple of quid 9 months ago, but still immaculate due to defurring with descaler sachets when I start to see a build up. Standard OCD Car Detailer behaviour...!

Saw these on Facebash and almost commented on the tyre gel on a truck. Lol'd a little.

Agreed! Like you wouldn't believe! Have some sachets of descaler that I use every 3-6 months roughly. Agreed'ed x2!

Categorically not the product itself, Jay - looks to be more like the RDS reacted or wasn't washed off... not to second guess your ability to pour water on a car ;) Give it another chance, really impressed me (because the awfully hard water in my area).

IronX is all you need, but really no point if you're having them refurb'd... Save it for when they're done and protect the properly...

Thanks for the extension, James and Team. I should be able to get out this weekend. Sodding London life :(

Oh and is there a forum? Forums are good to scan as most post up issues, not "look how well my Porka is running".

Lol, cheers. Replied. What about the hood mechanisms? Brake issues/no bite?

Snapsicles. I would be Kev, but for the next car if that makes sense :( Not holding on to it if you don't have to I presume? DW might be best, unless you think Jay would get funny about it?

I really want one of these now. Rather than starting a new thread, is there an advice on what to look out for? Going to a Porsche garage over the weekend to test drive a 987 and talk to them about warranties etc if poss. Any advice gratefully received.

TomSx my point still stands about the QS, buddy. Let me know. Rob, thought you were saving for a Z4///Munson Roadster or Porka? Re text last night, clearly need to be car fwends!

Photos are shAt. Wait, wut?

As Dave says, correctable but a farking pain. Sure there are a few deeper marks and/or chips. Get it replaced (if the rear is as bad, do that at the same time as it's a one off charge).

Sorry Adam. That reads like quite a coarse post! Thanks for taking as advice rather than getting at you!!

Oh hai, snap!

Yeah, on this effing subject, I've emailed both Richard from Waxybox and the Hubikote people direct and had f**k all back. Honest to God, I'm trying to give them money!!! Edit - sod that, @gally @Scrooge GO GO GO BUY BUY BUY!! http://www.waxyshop.co.uk/detailing-product-bulk-buys.html