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stick with toughcoat then, gives a great mix of finish between wax and sealants, gets glossier the layers you put on

hard or soft waxes doesnt really make much odds. ive used hard waxes over toughcoat, it does marginally increase durability, gives a nice mix of gloss and flake, water behaviour i found to hold up longer and contaminants dont bond anywhere near as well. toughcoat is so simple to use no reason...

the ez detail brush just last so much longer than its competitors, and works well envy detail brushes direct from envy £6.79, or ebay, for 5. or wait for the new Autofinesse brushes that look quite nice, no cost yet though ive only ever used non acid wheel cleaners as heard a few stories of...

envy brushes is what your thinking of? EZ wheel brush seems expensive to start but you wont need to buy another no idea what the shampoo is like, but the favourites are always the same, cleanmax, Z7, BTBM, hyperwash, lather. wont go wrong with any of them

cleanyourcar.co.uk no discount as such but reward points for future purchases autoglym engine and machine cleaner is pretty good for engine bays

476 is a solvent heavy hybrid wax, so whatever you put underneath it is likely be partly removed by 476, causing it to possibly affect the durability. but to be honest it is getting to affect it all that much that i wouldnt use anything underneath it. alot of people say that a wax adds nothing...

if the patches weren't so random, you would really think they've been having a go at wet sanding. lol Fair effort with that, I hope they were most grateful in saving the £300 in a respray

by hand with a foam applicator, just keep the layers as thin as possible as it's a pain in the @ss to remove

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i find its more of a case the ice build up isnt as thick on a g1 screen rather than untreated

Not found Rejuv to faulter with either concours, glasur, titanium or carbon. Much preferred to use it than HD cleanse although didn't quite have the darkening effect. Try tripple and carbon, I'd imagine on the right colour it would look awesome. And carbon didn't seem a particularly fussy wax...

You applying carbon reguarly again, is it a swirl bus or in decent condition? if applying reguarly and would benefit from the filling the tripple as any affect it has on durability will be negligable with regular top ups. plus it leaves a warmer look. If you want to apply and forget then...

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All this fuss over winning FREE products. Doesn't look great when new members see it!

going on from that, anyone have a DA microfibre correction kit they'd swap?

more to the point it would be black by the time I'd finished a car

can you have "billy" printed on the back? lol white doesn't work with me and cleaning I'm afraid

I heard about the proposed collaboration with either lotus or caterham, but Gordini just seems a marketing tool. Renault have never stuck to one 'brand' for further performance orientated models, cups, trophy's, R20's then R26R. why the sudden change in marketing what has previously been...

I'd be up for that, but have managed to sell most bits recently I've not wanted. All apart from Glasur, and that I couldn't even find enough people to break it into samples. lol

how much hide cleanser do you want for the 1/4 bottle of amigo. I use very little of it now I've sold the clio. have a 500ml bottle I can decant it into and send over if wanted

I've loads as hardly touched my bottle. not sure if I have anything to put some in though. will have a look. Will cost you that Amigo sample though!

In the 'Auto finesse an introduction' thread keep up boys:rasp:

small recessed tip on a ph2 bumper looks plain but purposeful. ph1should always be stealth

Soul is a lovely wax to use, nicer than the most of Zymol waxes IMO

wouldn't mind the rejuvenate, mines nearly finished. How much? what else did you get

washing and drying with a wax safe PH nuetral shampoo will not overly affect your wax. it is at the end of the day a sacrificial layer that will slowly wear off so try and limit this affect as much as possible. SRP and other grime removers will speed this process up so do.nt use them until youre...

feeling generous tonight so £65 collected £75 posted

my thoughts exactly! toughcoat will add a little to the finish but also keep it looking like that for longer. therefore not needing to use tripple for at least 2 to 3 months. makes washing the car much easier

bilberry as with most wheel cleaners will not remove baked on dust, for that you will need an iron remover, say approx £20 for the pair, or £23 for C5, not 40, and you wont get baked on brake dust. how much did you pay for your new wheels? guess it depends on how much you want to care for your...

dont use a wheel cleaner, simples instead of spending time trying to remove the brake dust, why not seal the wheels properly so the brake dust wont bond to your new wheels. and all that is needed to remove dirt and dust is simple shampoo when you wash the rest of the car have a search for...