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Ah what a surprise. Not returned to comment in the drying thread, I see?

C2 for ease of use. Used on a wet or dry car, spray on, buff off. Great looks, great durability.

This sounds like the Lusty versus Naith FCS comments. Internet hard case versus real life hard case. You'd turn up and Vive_le_sport would offer you a Corona in submission.

Traffic Film Remover.

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You can clean it with a strong TFR, degreaser, Tardis, iron x and then snow foam it til the cows come home. It'll be fairly clean, I'm sure, but will have no protection and thus leave the paint work open to the elements, undoing all of the previous cleaning and wasting money. If you're that...

It'll attract dust in summer like you wouldn't believe.

Mini Mitt!

And don't tumble dry as this reverses the static charge, rendering them useless.

jajajajajaj, please, let me laugh.

Tis what I did, JB. But the CarPro pre mix is nicer to use so worth the £5 extra.

Christ, just shows that modding cars provides no return! I regret spending 3k on my Clio! I love the car, money no object I'd buy it, good luck with the sale.

Mimo appears to be working well. Not as clean as nzb matrix!

Oh and Polished Bliss do free delivery. So I'd be going to them for the discs.

As above re polish with cut versus just a cleaner, but would go for the smaller of the two polishing discs. It requires air of time and effort, John. Budget a good 6 hours for front and rear glass. Keep checking your temperatures as well.

Sealing yes, but will need to be polished first to bring it back to life.

Very nice, quick delivery as well, good on James and the team. Quick shout out to James as well, to say I threw away my Citrus Power delivery box on Sunday, almost without removing the catalog and lovely free air freshener buried at the bottom underneath all of the bubble packaging! So thanks...

Lol. Week after next she's getting winter layers of carbon. Saving the glasur for... Something.

No dramas Kev. Need to do one to Toby as well. So Dave, I'll send one circa 18th.

Lol. Kev needs to explain the hoody thing. I clearly missed the thread.

Lol, Dave. You have more patience, clearly.

Ah. So it is purely that you have an attitude problem. Enjoy the forum. Wash mitt, WAAAASH MIIIITT;

No, I think English is his second language, so there has been something lost in translation. Vive le sport - quick English lesson. Chamois; Drying towel; So your comment s about chamois being the best was incorrect. Now calm down.

As Dan says. If you leave them damp you run the risk of odours and (a bit like leaving a dish to soak) the fibers may fall out as the glue softens.

THANK YOU! Bah, that was going to annoy me. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Envy-Brushes-5-brush-set-the-original-and-best-/160908922447?pt=UK_Car_Accessories_Car_Care_Cleaning&hash=item2576eb4e4f

No. There are just better examples of Winter waxes out there. :)

Lol. We need an "Answer John's Questions" thread ;) First thing, why acid wheel cleaner? Wheel brush, love my big EZ brush. Best wheel brush I've tried. http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wheels-and-tyres/ez-detail-brush/prod_480.html You can also pick up lots of different brushes from eBay - name...

Fk1000p looks better, is easier to apply/remove and is cheaper by memory (for the oz). Oh and it's heat and fairly chemical resistant so useful on metal and wheels. Why anyone uses 476 anymore is beyond me!

Here's a revelation for you lot; I did the same when I was twelve. I spilled paint over a family car's bonnet. I was so upset, I spent most of my Friday evening (and pocket money) trying to get rid of it with my nails, some towels, some soap and... yes... a scouring pad!! Luckily my grandfather...

Christ I was miles out! Well done Spinksy!