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Yeah I'm not doing well with being clear today, lol. I meant I echo Dave's comments!

Interestingly, it says it can be layered (so similar to their tyre dressing). But who wants to go around their grills more than once?! Auto Finesse - input would be appreciated.

According to this, it is (presume you received one as well);

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Sorry, chap - my point was the look of the dressing after you'd applied it, not whether you'd cleaned first. I can see you've cleaned. The before photos look like matt, slightly faded trim (standard for UK cars). But the afters leave a lot to be desired (that's not an AF wax joke...).

Erm, where are the after photos? The above look like photos of my trim once cleaned, prior to applying a dressing...

Looks well, but as above. Iron and tar removers remove the worst before you touch the paint. Interested by the kW comment. Not fussed about the warranty one presumes?

All the major stores will, Jay. For use in batteries and coolant systems. Usually with car washing/oil/lubricants etc.

Anyone on here? http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=323073 Someone needs to get their exhaust mounts sorted...!

Lol, Andy. Also, Yellow Dave will be interested in your response to the AF Crystal vs GT G6 point.

Meh, looks crap. Buy a better car. ;)

I tend to do 1:1 or use Eraser, but 2:1 is fine as well.

Aye sounds about right pal. Good idea.

Yes that's the right order, are you also asking for advice on other stages/products to add, as another contaminant remover in there couldn't hurt (IronX).

That's cracking! Betters the M60 Ring one that I loved.

Yep.

They're pretty solid, so might knock some sense into you?

Looks superb (bar the exhaust, but that's personal taste)! You should be very pleased with that! One thing to note - tar removers are horrible products, so I'd advise washing the car, rather than just rinsing after using one, before you clay. If there is even a slight amount of the tar remover...

Daniel goes a lot further than a traditional valeter. So a pointless comparison between valeting and detailing. Detail is as near to perfection as you can get. Valet is "it looks fine to 99% of the gen pop" which can be achieved with a bucket, sponge and tyre shine.

Christ the NW lot have some talent. Between you and Riad there are some fantastic photos popping up lad. Massive kudos. Ben, FU ;)

PM Chapppers11 he'll help. OT - this arrived for the missus today, lawl!!!!!

Again, way too thick Caz. You need to get an applicator. That'll help enormously as currently you're creating more work for yourself, potentially causing marring and wasting wax :)

More of a cheap/quick and easy word in my eyes. But yes, guarantee you'll get more business through SEO and AdWords for "Valet/Valeter/Valeting".

Yessir.

Fairly certain I've heard that sound before. Somewhere in Africa. Sounds like a Lion roaring buddy, utterly incredible!

But they won't honour the price match online. So has to be in store.

I'll start buying for you lot, but won't be posting pal. Too much effort. Happy to bring a load down to Ant's? Andy, aye, well since it should be hella cheap, I almost buy it as an FU to Halfrauds in the future. Might as well buy it while Morrisons have it on the cheap. Just wish I'd made more...

Lol. The epitome of a detailing nut. "Whoops, there goes £50".

There's no harm, Andy.