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Rich always used to reccomend Jeffs Acryllic spray sealant (available from Polished Bliss). Would go fine over the SRP due to being acryllic, good on silver, easy to use and lasts well apparantly

Further question, how necessary is it to use genuine Renault parts, rather than non-Renault branded ones for this service?

Decent selection of products there mate, that should serve you well

Thanks alot mate, likewise! What exhaust was it, as I say sounded bang on. Going French Car Show?:)

A very good point that...there seems to be a lot of DW fads that everyone gets excited about then later realises are a bit s**t. Can't go wrong with most of the AG range, ITR is excellent stuff

Top work

Perfect example of how a 1.2 should be done

You pulled up next to me at the lights, noticed the CS sticker in the back window. Exhaust sounded nice too..

The cup certainly is looking good!

Good Plans But Stop Using A Capital Letter For Every New Word

Looks really good that, might aswell colour code the door handles though?

Looks good that

So what is the best aftermarket replacement exhaust for a 182 if you're after something quiet ish?

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Very subjective

Pretty identical scenario to me (1.2 16v).. £1800 first year behind my Mom £1100 on my own with Bell Conneh for £200 difference its worth going on your own mate

Excellent results there, the rewards of detailing! Quade's car has gotta be one of the best cup's on the site aswell though

Have a go with that Clearkote stuff. I read somewhere it is particularly good on silver, seemed to make it look a bit glossy and 'wet' which is unusual for silver. Worth a try Get some pics up aswell mate so we can see todays work :D

Are you knocking my efforts there Mr Peperami?:clown:

Also hides swirls/scratches a bit better :approve:

Try out different combo's of products. Here's what I managed today using Clearkote Vanilla Moose Hand Glaze (supposed to be particularly good on silver) followed by Dodo Light Fantastic... Never gonna reflect like a black/blue car though!

To dig up an old thread...proves it can be done with silver...

Thats a beauty :cool:

That looks really good IMO

:rolleyes: Trying to convince myself its acceptable? Re read my post and you will see I said "I'm not trying to justify it". It isn't ideal but like it or not, it's what a hell of a lot of people have to do to insure a car at 17(regardless of whether its an brand new clio or a 12 year old...

Looks excellent that. What paint have you used on the calipers?

All well and good mate but search NickJames on here he lost his liscence from doing that very same thing

Meguair's quick clay set, £12ish Comes with a decent quick detailer as lube and an average clay bar

Will do mate. I agree about the towel, feels kinder to the paint as it's so deep pile but doesn't seem to pick up anywhere near as much water as the waffle weave Sonus Der Wunder

I'm with Conneh on this one. All I'm saying is most people only do it for one year just to get themselves off the ground, until it is affordable (within reason to go on your own). Not justifying it necessarily, just saying its a means to an end. It's a risk, just the same as those on here who go...