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Looks awesome, such a nice colour too.

Or in the registry you can go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

You can get the site on a few addresses: www.carwashnwax.com www.chemicalguysuk.com

Just what I was thinking, once it's done it's done as far as I understand.

Did you get rid of swirls before as I presume your not going to be able to get to it now to change it?

Could be interested in this, where is it from? Is the insulator wax the 845?

Yhpm

I've managed it before, you just have to enable it in the options.

I believe Rich uses a Canon 350D and has a few lenses for it.

How durable is the Bold and bright? Sounds good as it's water based and the New Look Trim Gel doesn't seem to last that long for me.

Nice write up Rich, both look like they give a good finish. Is this the wheel wax that you were using?

I'm currently on the 845 (as Alex had it on offer) and then 50/50 for me in the spring too.

Smooth as glass now?

http://www.slysoft.com/en/clonedvd.html

Beading is the water 'bobbles', see the attachment. You don't let it dry just so that it is a haze. You only need a very small amount for a thin layer. For Collinite it should be a dry car before you apply it.

As Riz says you really want some Collinite for the winter months at least for the protection and then you can top this up. I've been using CG Blitz and some times OCW which just keep the Collinite topped up. I would use something like CG Wash'n'Wax shampoo for the wash part. Natty's Blue...

You only need a very thin layer of wax to then take off before it dries usually. Have a look at http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/guides.html some very good reading, well worth going through. Colchester is local, maybe you could pop down.

As Eddie says your best bet is to go on www.detailingworld.co.uk and ask as there are many more people that can do this for you there.

Chris is currently setting up a 172 for track days and is making a blog of it which you can find here which you might find useful.

You are right Andi. If your talking about the built in burning software I'm almost certain that is just for CD's and not DVD's.

I just use Windows Explorer but I don't unload that much.

It needs a bit of help but it should just be the clips holding it in, it won't break even if it looks like it might. Everything just clips on again when you come to put the new one on too.

What was the folder?

If you look at this post by Shaun regarding importing it tells you all about it there.

Looks very clean, what did you wash it with as it's got a good gloss?

Hope you've taken note of it just incase there is a next time ;)

Why would you need to do this anyway?

If only it was closer would have probably have gone and seen many masters at work :approve:

Sounds like you put too much on, you only need a thin layer on.

I've tried to get insurance at 20 and it's stupid money so I'm just waiting till I'm 21 then get one then, I just see it a waste of money for a couple months to wait when you can get a decent price then.