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I agree. Everytime I'm in the States, what do I want to hire? A Mustang. 1950's suspension, but still fun.

I'll be sure to send you a photo of me getting through snow drifts while you're sipping Pol by a fire, having been snowed in. IFANKYA.

Proof that what Matt Farrah on Drive talks about with the tuned cars he drives, you need a balance. 1400hp and not uprated the brakes? Classic American stupidity.

Cheers buddy. Sure I'll have more questions nearer the time and there will be updates in this thread :)

And how about coming out of corners? I know these can be slightly more tail happy than a FWD Meg (did you have an LSD?)...

The exact spec and colour I want, both interior and exterior. Once the house move/mortgage ladder has started first of next month, the savings will be going towards looking for one. Might have to PM you a few things lad :o One thing, your old R26 is kicking out the same horsies as mine (granted...

In your eyes, perhaps, but some of us actually care about our cars.

Great work, been following it on Facebook of course. Stick around this time boyo ;)

Those are the originals.

Updates in the title, waddaloadofs**t. Fake 4x4 = it snow problem here!

People should technically warn you away from eBay for this sort of product, mainly due to postage issues/danger. Hence PolishedBliss sell the tin cans of 5l capacity of Tardis. However, buy off eBay, type it in, best cash price etc

Lol, that didn't take long. Eagle eyed Ben!

Toby's Tubz.

Agh, sorry mate. Paypal'd now.

Dirty rags, wearing rings while claying, no gloves to protect their hands from chemicals... Great way to show off amateurism!!

Lol.

How much for the C2 Dave?

No.

Suckyduckylucky, sorry I've not replied, £5 is a winner.

Soft brush, leather cleaner from Gliptone, wiped with a damp cloth, done.

Chalk and cheese springs to mind. Amazing difference in the time it takes to break down the tar.

Hence the drop off of protection ;)

6 months for me... Granted during Summer/Autumn. Proper prep etc etc.

It looks great, but does not last. In fact, I ended up using Natty's Blue over it on the Clio years ago because it looked the same, Natty's was easier to apply and lasted longer... ECHO, ECHo, ECho, Echo, echo.

Fair point, Dave, available in the kits section, hadn't spotted that - apologies McGherkin. http://gtechniq.com/shop/3s-for-cars/kits/g1-g4-clearvision-screen-kit/

No it doesn't. Mine came with some, but it was thrown in by Rob after winning their photography competition; http://gtechniq.com/shop/3s-for-cars/exterior-coatings/g1-clearvision-smart-glass-100ml/

G2 is IPA basically, so if you run out you can use that to remove the residue. G4 doesn't come as part of the kit from memory, but is a great glass chemical polish. It doesn't contain any relevant micro-abrasives, however, so don't have visions of it correcting your windscreen.

Clark@PB raved about this for sometime, prior to AF products... I think all Blackfire products are held in high regard, so might be worth a try. Have you tried, or has it been covered, Zymol Carbon?

Dave speaks sense. And so does Spoony. It's as simple as an iPhone photo, proving them labs exist. But instead Definitive Wax have flown the DW nest and in effect proved the accuser to be correct.