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change it for what though?

depends on how powerful your pressure washer is, and the dilute you dial in with the top adjuster on the top of the lance. You can make it as thick or as watery as you want, but a more powerful washer will use less product to create a thick foam than a low pressure washer, meaning you have to...

would that stop the build up of moisture / condensation though as fogfight does?

carpro fogfight is the latest one that seems to be mentioned a lot recently. I know a few on here have ordered it but not tried it myself

You can't say things like that, it all gets back you know ;)

http://www.autosportinternational.com/public/page.cfm/action=ExhibList/ListID=1/t=m list available on the above link

beading under streetlight. rained last night so grabbed a quick phone picture before i left for work paintwork feels very slick, similar again to Toughcoat. I really like this in a LSP as once the beads stsrt to run whilst driving the bonnet dried almost instantly at 40mph

I've always thought the industry missed the spot buy not creating a good looking, well handling, economic car. i can cope with something that is slow, providing you can enjoy driving it. so far I've never found it. People claim that the VAG have done it but I don't agree, all the GT / FR etc...

seeing this makes me realise that the mk3 isnt all that bad! i hope the gloss black interior is an option you can choose not to have. its alright i guess, but i would choose a fiesta over it at the moment

anything special / new products in the prize this week James? Will be keeping an eye on your posts over the show time

had my 182 from new, sold it 6 1/2 years 86,000miles later. serviced yearly by me / dad (a Renault mechanic) Only faults I had with mine in that time were a sticky injector, 2nd O2 sensor played up causing EML, Battery coupling buckled internally so new battery, over sensitive internal alarm...

Not seen either of you and I've been in Braintree / Gt Notley 20years. Did either of you ever see my LY182?

It filled more than spirit did, whilst still providing good clarity of the flake which I would have thought contradicts itself? Will be trying it side by side with Glasur next to compare application, but when comparing looks my cars are too swirled at the moment to get a clear view Will forward...

A while back I had mentioned that I had received a prototype sample that is due to be released in 2013. Not sure if this will be part of or after the Autosport Show product release. I believe this is more a show wax than all out durable type. Colour and scent are not finalised or considered in...

I've found that on my grubby cars normal citrus power sprayed on and pressure washed off works a little better than avalanche. Compared to other snow foams avalanche seems to be on par with most others I've tried

Initial gloss and water behaviour is very impressive, it just didn't last long enough for my liking

dirty clay = more impressive job! Less impressive if the clay comes out almost clean with minor contaminants

Go onto detailing world, group buy section. Autobrite are running their lance reduced, and offer it with cheaper rated of snow foam. All you need to do when ordering is specify what pressure washer you have ie karcher, nilfisk etc

That's impressive! Fail. Bonnet and bootlid. Lol

I fitted a Clio and and bottled in the back of a Clio

Many have been praising their products long before they became a sponsor. Tripple is just as impressive, as is citrus power, rejuvenate, tough coat

cut them up and use them with your glass cleaner

i used it on all my mountain biking kit, been though the wash a few times this winter and its all still waterproof.

1:1 means 1 part equal to another part. Ie 250ml of quick detailer to 250ml of water. Easy to use water based QD sprays have a look at the offerings from dodo juice, britemax and autofinesse. Zaino z6 is nice but some struggle with application as its a little thicker / oiled almost...

^ have a look at his profile, states his job role

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As good as DA backing plates get really. Only really rotary plates that you can get a decent improvement from. Comes with 5 and 6", but you'll need a 75mm / 3" plate for spot pads

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What AF product was it that you used? As I used oblitarate today, sprayed onto the panal for a minute and it started to dissolve all the spots, then sprayed a little microfiber applicator and wiped off the remaining residue. IMO it is at least on par with Tardis, if not reacts a little quicker

If it is brake dust, and iron x wont remove it I doubt a wheel cleaner will. Iron X paste is supposed to be a stronger option for localised areas. try a couple more hits with the normal iron x and a bit of aggitation. Have a quick go with a tar remover also just incase it isn't brake dust.