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Nah, as with all these things it's over hyped. Usual "you post bad things on forums" chatter.

Bizarre. Two coats applied, no topping up, one half arsed wash a few months later (just spray on RDS and jet down at the local jet wash) and mine still looks a hell of a lot cleaner and beads jolly well! /Halfarseddetailing

Original undiluted circa a year. Diluted, few months from experience.

With RO/distilled water, guys.

So I've just picked up another 10 bottles of this in Morrisons. £4 each. I'm going to see if Halfords will match it and see if I can get a sneaky 342 deal as well.

How, DK? I barely use my laptop that amount of time on an admin day!

MatthewR replied in the thread buddy.

That makes two of us. I have emailed Richard, with no reply...

Great write up, Andy. Expected nothing less. Looks good. Looking forward to testing it with Rob and Scrooge

Bugger. I was quite keen on changing the Panzer.

Meant to be for a decent way, fella, yes. Great to see.

Now that's tight beading. The way I'd expect it. Well played chap!

Srs?

I want this.

Iron x for the reaction and wheels. Love doing my wheels. Bright silver factory finishing coming through after weeks or months of grime. Excellent.

This.

That's a fairly stereotypical "dummy out" post, right there. All over some (highly likely to be illegal) number plates... ho hum. Anyway, both cars look great. Save for the s**t plates, naturally.

Wax looks a little thick, Caz. Next time, try a damp applicator to ensure the layers are thin as possible. Good start, any after buffing? And let us know on the beading and longevity.

Lol. Ended up spraying the Waxybox air freshner from this month in the Lakes House for our annual Halloween party. Good use me feels!

Completely agree. But also disagree. I have no time, so my bare bones list has to take that into account.

Ha, can't comment so stuck to my guns!

Pre Wash: Auto Finesse Citrus Power (probably the best wax safe pre cleanser even if it's a tad expensive) Wash: Obviously 2 buckets and grit guards (any really) Pressure washer (Any really) Hyperwash does the job for me. Car Pro Wool wash mitt (I bloody love this) Hubikote Shampoo (Can't...

Breathes in.

We setting a budget on this? Or just "one of every stage/location required" sorta thang?

So you're looking for one, the only, best of the best, sir?

You two watched the first episode of the new Drive "Inside Bentley" show? Saw a guy wielding a massive wool pad and angle grinder on the front wing of a finished vehicle and shuddered. Lol.

Winner winner, ordered.

Nice thread bump!

2000 grit is not exactly a high grade chap. Flatting should be 2-2500 followed up by 3k and 4k before polishing, so no wonder you can't get the marks out. And if FC+ can't shift the marks, they're either below the lacquer or your technique is incorrect.

Just keep reminding her of Venice, Andy!