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I say that about the uber towel, but I don't use one anymore. Replaced it with a woolly mammoth that I dont really rate and finish off with the cheap red lined blue towels. Will get another with my next i4d or PB order. Referring back to iron removers, I was pleased to see a while back that...

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You can use a strong shampoo dilution as clay lube Best bet is watch youtube videos on how to do. Lube up the panel, keeping clay flat gently rub it over the panel adding more lube, and regularly turn or fold over the clay to a clean side. Rinse panel and dry. If you have tar on the panel...

i4detailing uber yellow drying towel, all others a cr@p in comparison.

Use a tar remover after washing before claying or you'll be there hours, pick up loads of dirt on the clay then continue to rub it round the paint further. Plus it will take a lot longer. A wipe down with a tar remover will speed up the process a whole lot.

My work runabout isn't even the pd engine, the older Mk4 Golf 1.9 tdi 90bhp FTW! comes with knackered flywheel that vibrates so much when coming to a stop people think it's miss-firing. 1999 so tax is done on engine size on C02 emissions, £225 FTL I forget sometimes how tuneable to VAG lumps are

How often and how dirty is the vehicle going to be done? I personally have only used avalanche and it cleans pretty well. this may help your decision, as it says that hyper wash is best suited to lightly soiled or regularly cleaned cars...

​I presumed yours was the v6, impressive figures for the 1.8t

Very boring! friend has one with the flappy paddle / tiptronic box and makes it more so. Roads were too busy to try out the handling. But it got up to speed much quicker than I expected.

A3 1.8T standard couldn't match a 182 on many occasions. 320d must be really lazy. 330d was quite impressive

Have you tried using a tooth pick to get in the gap? I wouldn't want to use any water around the buttons personally

Both products can be found from www.cleanyourcar.co.uk

We all await James apology for being busy...... I wouldn't call it half hearted, maybe prioritising perhaps????

It's not only CS they haven't replied on, it's the many forums they are part of. If you don't like to wait, don't enter, simples. You'd rather they don't create free comps for everyone to enter because sometimes, you might have to wait a week?

Have they replied in the main thread over on DW? As I haven't seen it, now I wouldnt have thought they'd want to ignore that section either? They seem to attend a lot of shows, as well as running a product and detailing business, maybe they are busy and should just forget about the whole...

However impressive that is, surely it won't be any good as a street car? Pulling onto the bypass, little throttle in 3rd to join the traffic, all 4 wheels light up as it comes on boost.

I've never won, you saying I'm cheap and dont give them enough?

bargain to be had there if its straight and true

It's probably a little better than rimmers wax special formula. You'll get better protection just using neat C2 on bare paint

Its started with SRP and EGP Then I came in this sub section and got caught up with the likes of JD, Kev, Rich and Russ and it started to go downhill Then discovered that DDJ were 10minutes up the road, then AF opposite.

Ordered from CYC Tuesday with standard delivery. order confirmed Wednesday Email from DPD today aiming to delivery at 17:30 Their getting better, for select customers ;)

as above, try decanting it in a spray bottle to make applcation a little easier. It will work just may require doing a panel a couple of times

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5l will last quite a while, take a look at these http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/washing-and-drying/foam-pre-wash/cat_67.html

Would you really need that much, considering I use 100ml per 1l bottle, that normally gets through 4 cars at a high mixture rate, it would take you 1234 years to make a dent in that. Plus regular use of a tfr I'm sure would not be good for the paint, plastics and rubber. Have a look at...

Meh, I'm a grumpy old b@stard ;) Comments taken on board For removing the paint spots, look to get a firm or hard clay rather than the softer ones as the softer clay wont pick up or remove the paint as easily. But the softer clay like that from meguiars or autoglym found in halfords are perfect...

Calm down mate I asked a simple question, if you'd asked advice, and not permission, we all would have said that the black die in tcut doesn't last, tcut is very harsh and will need refining afterwards, and that strong clay removes paint and overspray, without causing as much damage to the...

warm water and an all purpose cleaner or mild washing liquid, scrub it with a stiff brush

I'll give it 2 washes before your shampoo washes out all the black dye and fillers from the T-Cut and it looks like you've never applied it. What's the need to use something so coarse?

You lot are so lazy! have a look yourself log onto Autofinesse website through your mobile phone or device, NOT PC enter their shop, ensure it is on the new mobile page, not the desktop site. Once in the 'mobile' shop it will show you the discount code for 10% off, but can only be used on their...