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I got 83mm, wasn't keen on it at all when I first got it, the gaps either side of the writing look crap. Grown on me a little bit now though: Get 90mm, fills the gap perfectly and the writing is a better size too.

lol same brushes here as well :o Car looks awesome, there was a grey one in the staff car park at the World Series last year, looked amazing!

Car's looking very nice! With the SRP apply it in a 1 foot square area and then work it in for a minute or so. Then buff off :)

As dave says its quite soft. Make sure you work the product enough to prevent/reduce the chances of holograms (you can't always see them with halogens).

Looks quality! Green diamond looks kinda good!

The one richy22 posted is perfect :)

3 Hours + Autosmart Tardis + Wonder Wheels + Clay + 3 Applications of Fairy Power Spray in order to remove the dust :(

Silkolene Pro S for me, although as said any fully synthetic 5w40 will be fine :)

We may as well post " www.detailingworld.co.uk " as the answer to all these questions LOL http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=76209

I did, they acted like they were really interested in finding my stuff, then I heard nothing for about 2 weeks and got a letter saying the case had been put on file :rolleyes: May as well report it, never know if they'll find your stuff.

You want a flow rate of at least 360L/hour ideally.

Had a load of stuff nicked from my old car, about 500 quid's worth. It pissed me off but it defo teaches you to be more carefull with your stuff. Ali know what you mean about some scrote sitting in your seat :( What I do now if I'm leaving the car anywhere: Remove fascia and take it with...

I ALWAYS clay before machine polishing, regardless of the condition of the car. Once done if you keep the car waxed etc, you shouldn't need to do it again too often. I only really do it now before machine polishing or if I want to strip all the wax etc off. As for the hand swirl removal...

Defo! Never understand why people overlook them so much :S

Beast! :D

Try looking at your CYC account and noticing that it adds up to 4 figures :(

I had a Superspray before getting my lance, nice bit of kit for the money!

Gliptone Cleaner. There's mixed opinions on protectors/conditioners, some say it can increase the likelihood of the leather cracking etc.

lol i meant the car park. High Cross or whatever it's called now :o

BDOG ftw! :p Shires?

Justin's (JR) ph1 looked spot on IMO: More here: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=280981 Think the ph2's look good, would obviously be easier to get hold of than a set of 16" f1's!

Obviously correction is the only 'long-lasting' solution, but this product would suffice for what the OP wants until they can afford to have the paint corrected. Durability reports of this product are actually pretty good tbh and it gives better results than SRP. No worries, I only tend to...

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=78109&highlight=bilt+hamber

Re: iPhone Q&A DONT START ONE QUESTION IPHONE THREADS. **POST HERE** Cheers, just read the other thread lol.

Re: iPhone Q&A DONT START ONE QUESTION IPHONE THREADS. **POST HERE** Not sure if this has been covered recently, but is there any news on the 'new' iphone? My contract was up about 2 months ago, but seeing as there's rumours of a new phone coming out with the new o.s. I thought I'd wait. Is...

Hertz DSK 165's if you do the mod to fit bigger speakers. I was really impressed with these, quality of the speaker itself is good and they sounded just as good as my rainbow's costing over twice the price! About on your budget too. Seem to get good reviews on TA too. If you want 13cm then...

Definately G220. kestral is cheaper but is noisier and heavier. Read this a few times before you get started: http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=63859 :)

Awesome shots!

Agreed. End of the day it's still a forum, some people know what they're talking about, others don't. There's always some magical new product out that you HAVE to have too!

You had a look at this by any chance mate? http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=63859 Some really good info there, I used to get a bit frustrated as I wasn't getting the results I wanted, but after reading that I've never really had a problem getting decent results!