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21 is way too big. We have both. The mk3 15 is a lovely machine and blurs the lines between what a da used to do and what a rotary can do.
It can go from cutting German lacquer with ease to applying ceramic primers and sealants.
I got to see one in the flesh the other day, just so small. I feel like i'd need binoculars.
I see what Mark is saying, also definitely keep an eye on the 4a coming out mark, it will almost be a "5" because the normal 4 was so average they need sales, and fast.
A good comparison is ag hd for durability. Collinite will last but it's just not nice imo. Autoglym hd over colli. Even better for cheaper than colli is bilt hamber waxes.
It's easier to use also. I think they updated reload again in 2019 but I think there are better out there now. Good topper for the cquartz range but I would reach for it. The streaking alone on certain colours and temps can be annoying.
C2V3 although not as "fancy" chemical wise, will last...
Wash dry etc and stick some more layers on. Essentially a layer every 12 hours. You kinda need to let true wax cure for layering. Used to be a spit shine technique but that's a different level all together. Waxes don't layer like sealants and acrylics.
I watched Austin's video a while back, in fairness I had the idea about a year ago. Just didn't need one!
I'll give a video edit a go probably once the SSD and ram are in. Not for any reason except I'd like to learn more about it! iMovie acceptable enough for free?
I currently edit on mobile...
I'll do some research on that one. Essentially it sounds like I'm copying the whole machine on a memory drive which is weird. So I'll make sure I'm happy with that process and everything else first.
Thanks for the posts guys. Will do both the ram and ssd at the same time, save f**king around.
Is there anything I need to look out for when buying? Or anyone link botht he crucial ram and SSD save my ineptness getting it wrong!
Download Mozilla until they fix it? I swap between both daily, I use them for different tasks and a different list of tabs! Maybe even uninstall and reinstall etc? I haven't bothered yet.
Sorry, I think comapred with the sandisk and samsung ones that had crazy speeds etc it was a more straigth forward product than going nuts.
Well the one listed was anyway. It was like £60 maybe? I am sure crucial do crazy specced ones also.
The google thing is across Android just now. More people having issues.
Can't remember all the differences, Main cameras are the same. Just battery and screen size?
All the recommendations were crucial for the average user. Found the one recommend by Mac users. Wi go 512 even just for resale! Going to have to make sure I'm confident with the changeover!
That's actually not true. It's just an expensive item with filters that most folk don't require. Of course it works. It's a great thing.
It also wasn't a drying towel it was a dryer for the car. Not cheap either but helped all the water traps etc.
The new air started at 999 which is really good. It will be a fantastic machine. Some great Windows laptops now though. The new surface laptops are fantastic quaility and avoid alcanatara.
That's not a quick detailer. Let say you have washed and dried the car. Impossible not to end up with water droplets. Finger prints maybe. Or just a final wipe down before a show or putting it in the garage. A quick detailer is the last step. Just a final wipe down.
Research them. Detailing...
Slight MacBook Virgin. Only used the newer ones back and forth. Bought this for my daughter a few years back.
I know it's the classic. All the ports. Fixable etc and will always be worth a few quid. I want to get it specced and set up properly to start.
So I've attached pics of the spec and...
It's a quick detailer sorry. I keep saying wipe down but really that should be for iOS and ceramic coating etc. They are final finish products. The last step or in between waxing etc.