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Try tar remover, creosote is loosely related to tar iirc. Isn't it banned in the uk now?

Prime, z2 and/or B22

I spotted that they aren't Eurow anymore. Concerned me as I get through quite a lot!

Portrait.

Or at least a harder cheese than standard. Parmesan perhaps?

We really did, bar the odd Porsche.

Odd stuff, spray it on when wet, and jet wash off. The energy from the high speed water makes it bond to the paint, somehow!

Amazing isn't it!? Incredible water behaviour too!

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I drilled the centre out then hammered a cross head bit in to allow me to unscrew it

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I've no idea tbh. If you've done a good job on the sanding (what grade did you finish up on?) Then for one area its only a 10minute job. If you haven't, it will need enough time to make it good enough that the body shop will be happy putting their name on it.

T'ra Rod.

You'd be surprised what machine polishing will sort! I'd look for a member on here who is local enough and knows what they're doing with a machine polisher. Probably do it as a favour / for beer

After flatting down with Wet & Dry you must polish it back up, thats the whole idea!

Thanks! Haven't cleaned it since before Anglesey nearly 3 weeks ago though!

Great shots! :) I didn't see the Vee there?

Anglesey 2014 by aucky, on Flickr Banner pic potential? ;) Nik

Some iron/fallout remover such as iron-x would be a good shout. The trim dressing you describe sound like AF Revive. Can't go wrong with tripple tbh.

Yep!

Parked near Clay Hill with the family. I was about 10 feet away during the downpour cowering under my brolly :)

gez 172 White 200 parked further up the hill?

RE the Silverline, How strong are you?

I can't find the motivation to go to quali, the weather is miserable! :|

There was. Cornering technique was covered extensively.

''I like this car''. Yes. Care to elaborate?

Ha, I remember Tom@JMS saying there was zero damage to the car :quiet:

They just perform really well. They spread and work in an oily fashion and finish without (comparatively) dust. Also, some of the medium cut polishes (eg 203s) diminish finely enough to use as a single stage correction in most cases. Despite the bizarre old numbering system they're great.

When washing have the water as hot as you can stand and hold it in place over the bugs for a few seconds. Or, what you can actually see is etched outlines of dead bugs, you can't clean those off! I have some :(

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