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I miss your car Ste, so I'm sure you must!!

Typical... but I now have an excuse to go back and I can get my wheels done at the same time! :)

Yeah, completely gutted!! It's only a small crack, Kelly is going to sort it for me luckily Russ.

Thank you mate, really appreciate that!

It's purely a time thing due to the caution and finesse required around the panel edges, both sanding and polishing. Kelly would do this normally and I intend to when I have more time. 3 days isn't enough for this tbh...

The bumper is split a bit, but not too bad. Kelly is going to sort it for me luckily! We still need to do the roof, boot and bumpers!! I'd say it needs 5 days to do this to an average sized car.

Here's the biiig thread! http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=244507

This just about sums it up... DSC02098 by RussZS, on Flickr

I don't think he will normally do it on your own car tbh, this is a bit of a one off and a trial for next year.

It's £500 per day buddy.

It sets a fixed point so that you can assess the removal rate of the paint from a fixed point. Have a look at post 12 of Day 2 and you'll see what I mean. Russ.

Definitely worth trying, but I'd suggest that you're working indoor as a minimum. Kelly's unit is very clean, with very little dirt airborne, yet you still get a load of issues with dirt landing on the panel and getting caught under the paper. You MUST be doing this in a clean environment IMO.

Day 2... http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=244271

It is, but also has its place. We spent ages seeing how a rotary and foam is FAR better and more effective at removing deep scratches, for example...

Lol indeed... Day 2 is just being uploaded... my Golf is looking very flat!!! Russ.

Lol, are you saying I'm a cheap tart? 12 hour days fly by when you're doing this!! Day 2 coming soon...

He's probably the best in the country tbh... Fred - course!

Exactly, most newer German cars suffer from horrendous orange peel effect in the clearcoat Take a look at this thread, to show what Kelly can achieve... http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=141365

5am isn't an hour of the day I see very often, but my alarm was set for that time this morning to give me plenty of time to drive down to a very chilly Gillingham... DSC01421 by RussZS, on Flickr I'm very lucky to be down at Kelly's for a few days, mainly for one-to-one tuition...

£15-800

Re: What have you ordered? He's bound to launch it, but not until next year I suspect...

Re: What have you ordered? Anytime Ad, what's up?

Fat Max is okay, but it doesn't have a flat bottom so can be annoying, depending on what you carry The Green Dodo bag, linked by James is ideal for detailing stuff IMO, I have a couple of them

Congrats, and nice haul!

I have quite the queue at the moment mate! Feb is earliest probably now :( If weather is poor, I have a unit down here where we could do it? Russ.

Nothing will touch it for £100!

Re: What have you ordered? Lol!! He gave me the choice of waiting... but I'm impatient :) Mine should be here today, for a bit of DIY stickerage Not sure if it counts, but I've got a bit of training next week with a certain detailer...

That K3 you linked is an X Series PW - you can tell from the X design on the body. DEFO go for that over a C110.

Rejuvenate would be fine tbh, as would a normal foam app and MF's, depends how flush you feel I suppose :) JD - working most of it :( Just the Bank Holidays I'm free. I have 2 cars this weekend, and 2 cars next. Russ.

Tbh, lots of Nilfisks are now failing on users from DW, so they seem to be just as bad as the cheaper Karchers. I would also suggest you look at the Karcher Outlet, and get something like X5.700, or another of the "X" series (there's a cheaper one too) Whichever you get, just don't let the...