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It turns into a paint cleaner if worked by machine and does a great job. Try SRP by machine too - awesome.

Hello mate, what condition is it in? Where in Walsall are you?

Try a spray sealant like Zaino Z8 or Dodo Red Mist - seems to deal with the marks and protect at the same time :)

The FK is cracking stuff to be fair. Do you have their shampoo and QD too? 1016 Shampoo is great for topping it, then use #425 QD as a Drying Aid :)

Yes, it's going to replace the "Hai x CS Sheep Edition"

CG Blitz FTW?

Great success. I love ClioSport x

Hello mate :) Welcome to Wax Wars. I'm waiting for them to get some more in stock - I'm going to use it over Winter I think. As nice as Vintage is, I like the idea of topping up quickly and easily with the Jeffs

1 minute, max.

It's spot on tbh - I got sent a sample earlier in the year. Ezyme, I think it's £200 per pot, but it's 250ml, so not too bad value wise. It didn't stay on for long though

I hope that's not you believing 'marketing tripe'? ;) It's a wax, it doesn't know what car it's going on. You be believing colour charging next :) And yes, it is more durable than BOS.

DON'T use Red Mist for 48 hours at least, as it will eat through the wax layer. I'd avoid it all together tbh and use Swissvax's Quick Finish or Nano Express :)

LOL - a pot of Supernatural and a pot of Orange Crush ;) They sit behind my Onyx, Saphir and BOS. Oh and Vintage ;)

Looks good that. You refined with Blackhole?? Or did you use something else after the GI EC?

Mk1 Focus RS or a Teg DC5

As above, get: - Grey Sheepskin Wash Mitt - Halfords Waffle Weave Drying Towel - AG Bodywork Shampoo Conditioner - AG Super Resin Polish - AG Extra Gloss Protection - AG Vinyl and Rubber Care (for trim and tyres) You should be able to get all of that for £30... ish

The shampoo is superb - it won't strip wax at the correct dilution The 'Polish and Wax' will be like SRP or any other AIO - it will clean the paint and leave some protection behind, like Zymol Cleaner Wax in Halfords

Or, if you snow foam, you only need one bucket ;)

It depends on the marring, sometimes it can be removed by a non abrasive paint cleaner, but this can be a by product of the texture of the pad used too. So for example I once had some slight marring from a drying towel, but Lime Prime Lite on a Sonus SFX3 pad removed it, as the pad itself will...

It's rebranded Sonax (?) stuff I think - the shampoo in particular is superb. £10 is a bargain regardless.

Awesome attention to detail on the interior - will you come and do mine please!! I've never spent more than about 20 minutes on my own lol. Kev, you used Serious Performance Paint Cleanser didn't you, before the Z2? That would have cleaned the paint up a treat, so would have removed any...

Yes, just the same... overpriced tripe iirc. Tut.

You may have a shop near to you - where are you?

The hard waxes do seem to last a touch longer, but I certainly wouldn't have bought BA if you already have OC. You should give Vics Concours a try, on top of Clearkote RMMG - looks epic on oranges and reds.

Saphir or Glasur. I doubt many people on here have even tried Glasur, but it's probably the best value of the premium waxes and nails nearly everything except for Titanium on durability <£200. Concours offers a bit more bling, but it isn't nearly as durable, and is £160. Also, you can get 10%...

Zymol Glasur nails them all for £96 :)

The paint is soft, not thin, so you don't have to be toooo cautious with it, and it's a bit of a sweeping statement that 'all Jap cars' are soft, it's simply not always the case. If you are experienced, and it's not correcting, then try the next pad up with the same compound and see how you get...

Indeed, I have a 172 to do tomorrow, so I need to get rid of it ASAP - had to cancel a car today :( How's the Supernatural holding up?

Why do people assume you can't drive your car AND keep it clean? LOL. I've spent over £4k in 18 months on cleaning stuff - I have issues : For tar remover, buy this: http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/engine-amp-exterior/valet-pro-citrus-tar-and-glue-remover/prod_586.html

PLUS, the biggest thing, which everyone seems to ignore/forget is that you only have LIMITED clearcoat. ANYONE can probably remove swirls/scratches with a machine polisher, the skill is in using the least aggressive combination possible to remove the smallest amount. Also, if you haven't owned...