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Trial it on the missus's car lol Less is more option if your going to do it but really ive never had to go to those extremes are the wheels really that bad or are you just being anal

Tim you doing CG Blitz in half gallon sizes yet ?

Yeah NO discount for CYC - you get loyalty points to use on your next purchase

Im pretty sure your clever enough to be able to find a supplier who has them in stock or just wait for them to come in stock at CYC Tim is usually good at restocking drop him a pm he is a forum user on here too.....

Try this or these

Depends what you want a polish to do I like this stuff carlack is good and durable will remove some of your swirls follow it up with some collinite wax 476 paste or 845 liquid wax and youll be fine for a good few months

worth a try as is this Nothing wrong with what you are using its good at masking the swirls - full correction will not be possible by hand

Gotta love Newquay for the night life

Using too much SRP if its dusting

Ok thanks Matt I have been lessening the work time to reduce the dusting but ill give the speed thing a go see how i get on

+1 lol to all the above

I have the #1,#2,#3 polishes but i find they dust a hell of a lot compared to Menzerna I normally use. I am applying as per instructions and via pc maybe using pad for 3 or 4 panels Any ideas before i bin em lol Ta

ive had 70mpg on a 70mile run up the coast doing around 50mph most of the way out of mine before but it averages around 56mpg tbh under normal driving

megs #16 wax is good for removing tar

aye but the paint is that soft you could get good results by hand

Thats it , Ive bought many products along the way but really once you find a good combo stick with it I only buy menzerna polishes and Werkstat acrylic jet sealant now as i really like the result i get with them and only when i need it and everything else is stuff i already own and am just...

You can actually achieve corection easily by hand with menzerna

give it a chance

Is it a nighthawk black civic ? I used to use 106 on a polishing pad when i had mine and managed fantastic correction - Do what Gav said as the Honda paint is very soft Blue fleck is lush when it pops tho

Pug looks amazing wish my car was a dark colour silver just isn't the same Another vote for Menzerna here too

Never found claying hard tbh and certainly never gave me arm ache 6 hours with the pc maybe lol but never claying

Black car + Silverline + Beginner = Holograms Good choice going down the G220 route for a beginner If your using Menzerna polishes you can ditch the SRP and EGP and invest in a good sealant such as Werkstats Acrylic Jett or CG Blitz

Was looking through a local cruise site and came across this guys own section for detailing its amazing what you get for the money these days he offers precision detailing - someone has actually asked if this is full swirl correction ha ha 2 hours your having a giraffe Hi to all you owners...

dci office seems to be down at the mo and has been for a while

I used to til this happened its so much easier to apply than colli glad ive switched to Werkstat now (need to get some more colli tho) Yep its not supposed to tho.

There is indeed I have p[osted on it lol Thats the trouble people dont want to pay any more than £50 for the works done - most dont understand detailing and swirl correction and rising fuel cost will be a big problem too I have a valeters website i can pm you if you want but its down...

Some people need to think before opening their mouths and get the facts right first (imho)

Should only take an hour max to clay a full car - Try keeping the clay in a cup of hot water ths will keep it plyable andeasier to use the bilt clay is designed specifically to work with just water as the lube - im interested to see how you get on as i was thinking of ordering some

What he said altho i would just go straight to the colly

Was cleaning some alloys and ran out so i thought aswell try this then lol And it worked rubbed it in and lfited tar spots with ease (must be the petroleum disylates or whatever they are called)