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That's not quite correct Kev (on the burned onto the surface part). The idea behind it is that the surface of the wax is "non-stick" and that part is true. It will help dirt and water to slide of as PTFE is very VERY unreactive (don't ask why, unless you want to bored shitless). But the fact...

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I sanded mine, wet sanded down the grades and managed a perfectly smooth finish. Then primered, wet sanded, painted, lacquered. If you take your time, there is no reason not to DIY it. Make sure the paint is the right colour. Halfords may not be the best option here, as said above, but I think...

Can you honestly see me driving a Teg Gopher you nutter! Lol!

I agree as I looked yesterday during our emails. Interestingly the S3s are doing the same which makes me feel a little easier about spending the money I have on getting it right, suspension wise. Thing is now, speed is great but I think more noise is required. I just need to consult Gopher...

Precisely my gasp! Gopher, agreed, but when all I have to look forward to are traffic light GPs for 100 yards, I need more PPOOOWWWAAARRRRR.

Yeah I'm certain you're spot on buddy. When are you in the Lakes?? Lol. H'email btw.

Still interested in these. There just isn't enough punch for me and the cornering ability in London would mean fack all.

Agreed AR. Should see them around this way. Jim, spot on as per! Had I known you were up this way I would have suggested a coffee bud. If you are around, bob me a text. Jamie

Lake Country Light Cut Hand Pads are designed to make attempting to correct paint by hand a less arduous task, and have a moderate cutting action that will remove feint swirl marks and restore a high gloss finish when used in conjunction with light polishing compounds. Lake Country Polishing...

Old men unite.

FLOL!

Eh? Spammed! I'll send one over.

Lollertec! Slow avo, email me.

Is that copy and pasted from the 250 thread per chance?

United?

Nice Fenn!

You joke. With moving down to London soon, I am very unlikely to be on as often during the day :(

They don't pass the "CD Test" Sash. In that when rubbed on a clean, new CD, they marr the surface. Therefore, they could scratch the paint surface on the car.

As above lad, a bit slow this morning again ;) ScrewFix ones are only good as "work towels" - not to be used on paint work.