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I'd be worried if you didn't ;) Daveski, I like your thinking!

http://www.autosmart.co.uk/Interior%20Cleaners.html

Or you could use a product specifically designed to remove stains and not damage the fabric?? Look into BioBrisk. You'll need a soft brush and a wet and dry vac, so it might be worth looking into local detailers, unless you can rent or borrow on? You need to extract the dirty water, once the...

I'm in. Can either pay at the gate or meet you if you already have a ticket for me. Either way, I'll bring teh Forearms. Also, the car will not be clean or swirl free, so anyone expecting an ex-detailer's car can FO.

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If its metal, mercury will clean it. Usual wash down and de-grime with G101, followed up by mercury on a MF towel should do the trick. It's likely to be similar metal to the exhaust so should clean up nicely.

Hi, text you. Pretty sure I'll be coming to this now as the car needs a run out and I need to run away from the OH.

Is a "why change it" scenario for me. There was a job lot going on eBay (10) about two years ago for a price not to be sniffed at. It works well, it lathers up well in both London and NW buckets of water, is wax safe and most importantly is very slick.

Seconded. Dan, you'll be impressed by the GTech stuff.

JDKG detailing FTW.

Simple things that people don't think of. Similarly with air, water and petrol hoses at petrol stations.

Cough **CarSkin** cough ;)

This is the process/competition thread, but think another got removed - Kev will confirm. http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=265330&highlight=enzo Note the insides of the doors, then search for Enzo interior pics. To be fair to Kelly, it could have been a customer request...

I was in my "buy, try, sell" years, so just bought everything and anything, then sold them on eBay. Easily one of the worst products. That, Polyclay and Megs Pre Wax Cleanser.

Lol. I've just been watching diving at work, so that's quite apt! Flol. Did I show you the photo of me a few years ago when RimWax was first released?

Finally. Someone with common sense! Do you have Trophy?

A nice way to spend £500+! *Said in a Dominic Torreto accent.

Next they'll have the cheapest... oh wait, Paul's there. I have a lot of respect for HD and KDS. But they are not infallible.

This is true. Txt.

I don't. C4 ;) Tyres are a mare.

This man would know. Had anything like this happened before Ste?

If you were closer, I'd more than be willing to offer. Unless you're going to CSS and Kev can bring his Depth Gauge? edit: agreed, Kev. Realised where Tewkes is now.

Pictures make it hard to tell, Dan. I'm worried that the paint has actually sunk rather than scratched. There is only so much you can do with wet sanding and paint correction, as (as you well know) these take layers off the surface to level out the paint, getting rid of the V shaped scratches...

Google the products, Rollo. Usually brings up a price comparison as well. Or look on the usual sites. FYI the armourall wipes are also good enough for top up cleans. Available from Halfrauds.

Aimed at you as well Kev.

Have you got an example of piss poor vs good results, Gaz? No idea what I'm looking for with powder coating. I've only ever had paint.

All much of a muchness now I take it? Cheers Tom. Had forgotten about ebuyer.

Unless you have a pressure washer to hand. Preference over rubbing in the grit.

Same as for the G220 and other polishers, John. Look for spot pad backing plates on i4d.

GTechniq P1 or menz 203s with a Lake County cutting hand pad.