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Think the waxybox sample pots are 15/20ml max Will sned over the link to the place I use. Used my last pot for your spirit sample

Maybe consider Ironx paste, you dont spray it all over the entire area, but more a paste that can be out on spot patches like the corner of spokes.

Pics would help, but at £10 Ironx is worth a try as it removes the worst baked on brake dust. It's pretty safe as it can be used on paint without harm, just don't let it dry

Is it not a threaded hole that the tow eye screws into? Therefore there will be nothing to attach the strap to? Leave the strap off, just makes people think you break down on a regular basis unless it's a barely legal track car

How did you find the VP tar and glue remover? Used any others to compare it to?

RyG yes it does work. Why I tried it I'm not sure, but didnt have AF Satin to hand and revive was and it worked quite well.

So is autofinesse revive

I will stick with trying sonax as I keep trying different ways to apply, but can see it working well on a nano sealant

I will be ordering a big bottle of reload shortly, it may not last any longer as a top up than sonax, but at least it's nice to and easy to apply. Not taking anything away from C2 as they're much the same, just personal preference see's reload do it for me

sonax is better when first applied, but appears to be a bit fussy over what it sits and therefore the lovely water behaviour doesn't last unless on a clean base and used as a stand alone sealant, not as a QD as advertised

from what I've seen of CQ, it ideally needs a reload or similar top up to get the water behaviour performance of say original C1. Ryan's is a perfect example. I originally was of the same opinion as Matthew, but Daddy responsibilities has cut the time I can spare playing and can just about...

So requires top ups ideally? I was a little put off CQ after seeing its water behaviour on RyG's 200 Hoping to utilise Ant's talents in the near future to clean up the A4 ready to try out the nanolex ultra.

coatings all round How did strata compare to old C1, or more comparable to?

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Sister dropped off my prezzy of a microfibre madness incredimitt tonight. Quite pleased with it. Combination of long fine fibres, over short dense open and fluffy fibre base on a thin sponge. I can't be bothered with looking after the merino wool / carpro type mitts anymore so keen to see how...

Been looking into their gloss and nano top up quick detailers, but not interested in the rest of he range. Not that's there's anything wrong with the range just already happy with what I use.

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As we're all jumping on the band wagon, I'll bring the estate and JD can work his magic with C4 on the plastics

I used the last of my C1 on the kitchen sink at the weekend. hard water marks on stainless are a PITA

Think it's only 5 or 7.5% as the Christmas code has finished

My first thought was autoglym HD wax. Any type of wax you're looking for? All round wax, durable, looks?

If you could see the damage that can be caused to paint by washing brake dust and grime back over a panel you'd understand why it comes up

Although I would agree and typically always do wheels first, wheels can be washed without spraying or throwing dirt all over the wings and arches, so with a suitable technique they can be washed last

C4 / C5 is great stuff, but if you do choose to use it it is very specific on prep otherwise it wont bond properly

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?683018-Why-you-should-use-a-decent-wheel-sealant

They must have loved you buying all that lot! I don't think I'd have space for it all. I can't find any of the demon shine products now on special or <£7 I meant to play with VP citrus this afternoon but reached for AF citrus power without thinking so will have to wait again.

For an extra £1 per litre, you could have 5litres of autofinesse citrus power. If ypu use it as regularly as I do its well worth it. And when you consider RDS seems to perform as well as citrus power diluted 1:1 with water meaning it's only £3.50 per litre, RDS isn't all that cheap at £6 per litre

RDS neat was just about as good as AF citrus power diluted 1:1 with water. and agreed not sure how LSP safe it is a I often found it affecting water behaviour when I used it. Only use it on wheels and tyres, arches etc. I can't find it cheap locally anymore so don't bother with it and won't be...

Bringing this back to topic, what would people recommend for dilution ratios with valet pro citrus pre wash, or do you use it neat? Will be used through a spray or hand pump bottle

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?728181-Best-Karcher-for-car-cleaning