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Micropak's - http://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/Details.asp?ac=1&GroupID-297769=1590&StartRecord=0&StartLetter297769= Sonus Der Wunder Buffing Towel - http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/shop/microfibre-cloths/sonus-der-wunder-buffing-towel-pkg/2/p_88.html The above are much plusher than the Tesco ones.

Best bet I would say is to get the DVD that Brazo has done which gives a good guide of how to do things with a PC and a rotary too. Should be able to find out about it on Detailing World.

Wondered how long it would be till someone picked up on the technique. ;)

Saw a black 182 with a private plate (think it was S10 something) going into DHL near Britvic in Chelmsford at 1630hrs this afternoon.

Profile says Diss in Norfolk.

Install the K-Lite codec pack and play it through Media Player Classic I find that plays most things, I know what you mean about it not play normally though. http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm

Use Opera all the time but the mouse and keyboard do me fine.

Looks good, thought in the first picture the car was still dirty but it was the reflexion lol

Meg's do a three step polish which is good for beginners and can be bought from Tim at Clean Your Car, you can get a discount too with the discount code 'ClioSport'.

Mike from Rentech used to sell them when he had his eBay shop might be worth sending him a PM and see if he can still get them.

Don't the brushes just bend back to shape? Is it this Meg's brush that you used?

Looks brilliant and it'll be much easier when you come to clean them next time too as the wax will protect them.

Have you tried Poorboys Bug Squash or Einzett Anti Insect instead of using a sponge to do it as these can be used to in a sense soften the bugs to remove them when washing normally.

The other lambswool washmitt I've got is a Meg's one but I don't think it's as good as the ones from CarWash'n'Wax, it does the dirtier bits such as below the bump strips. I use them with on my hand but I know that Rich prefers to use it as a sponge.

I tend to just just squirt it in the bucket, it needs a few cap fulls if your going by that measurement. With a few cap fulls you get the bubbles that you don't get with less and also you can feel that it's smoother. If you dip your hand in the bucket and then test the smoothness by rubbing...

Seems like Rich has covered it but as with Rich I have a few lambswool washmitts, the best I have are the ones from David at CarWash'n'Wax. The latest one's I got from David are even softer than the previous ones. Another thing with a lambswool washmitt is that they hold lots of water which...

Top service, emailed Mark last night (late) and got a reply this morning before most people are at work.

Going to be getting some Super Snow Foam from there soon, might have to try an air freshner at the same time.

I think it's not really something that has a ratio as different shampoos are thicker than others, as long as the clay can glide then you should be fine.

You can get the smaller pads from Polished Bliss or Clean Your Car.

This might be of use to you from Detailing World when Brazo did a oxidised Porsche. http://detailingworld.co.uk/showthread.php?t=6369

Ah yes, seen some pictures now of your car and it was you. Only just saw the car as my brother insists on using the turbo all the time lol

Applied some more Top Coat Sealant to mine yesterday, here's a few pictures, I've yet to put some wax on as I didn't have time yesterday. Image 1 Image 2 Pictures taken with my new Canon 350d, very nice results with it even when I don't know what I'm doing with it.

As always looking great Rich but it's hard to tell what impact the M-Seal had because your car looked so nice before you applied it. That Escort looks like it's finger marks all down the side of it.

Spot on, a bit of sealant would be good too. Off the shelf you can get Autoglym Super Resin Polish and Autogylm Extra Gloss Protection.

Have a look at this mate from Tim, wax should be after the sealant. http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/generalImg/guide.gif

Only as bad as Wonder Wheels, probably better.

Wonder Wheels would probably do it but it very acidic remember. Have you tried anything on them yet before you get suggestions?

Looks good for it, seems suprised you meanaged to get it all done in just over 3 hours. Did you seal it before waxing it?

I'm getting my brother to put it on mine at the moment, followed by RimWax, shines nicely and protects too.