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You wanna sell me that sapre engine danny??

A spray of qd over the pad ensures it doesn't get stuck :)

In a way. The polish is the lubricant (obviously) If you just plonked some polish on a pad and started to pc you could well scratch the paintwork as some pads can be quite course.

It doesn't stop dust build up. It makes it easy to glide over the paintwork. It's dry at first and can feel like its getting stuck.

Ps I know this becasue I tired :0 Meet my PC instal.. Which has now been taken out as I couldnt mount the screen good enough :(

No it wouldnt...there is a big f**k off metal plate/bar and is impossible to remove. Plus the vents are not directly above the headunit The switch panel that holds the hazard/lock/demist buttons could be removed. Then you would have to hack away all the plastic. Reseat the hazard...

What colour where you using then? If its halfrauds one paint it never mentions to lacquer on them..the carplan ones do but I haven't noticed it recently on the halfords ones. Swear they used to though!

Lacquer unless its Matt paint I always thought.

DOH!

Ahh the northen one! :o Hmm might be up for that...unsure. Date depending with the Norwich one I could be up for it. Haven't been out in Naaarwich for ages. Last time was dressed as a pirate I think???

f**k off with your Norwich suggestion TBH. ;) I say we go out in Southwold :) Some right GILFS there! ;) Whats this other CS night out???

Aye :)

It will deteriorate (sp??) over time though...maybe need to whack on a couple of layers on in December?? Admittedly I have never used Blue Velvet over the winter months..I might experiment actually!

Just put a couple of layers on. To be honest I did mine with Blue Velvet over a month ago and the bugger is still beading! Couple of layers should be okay. Then a top-up when the weather is okayish during the winter!

Aye Blitz is a sealent so wax goes on after. Sealent on top of a wax??? Unsure but id say no?? :S Just a going over with a QD would do fine and a Wax top-up. (obviously washing before hand!) Although depending what wax you use (i.e long lasting..476 or FK1000p etc) then you shouldnt need...

No one!...well not a plylist to listen too. I made a playlist in Itunes, named it IPhone playlist and drag all my music I want on the phone into there. Then just sync that playlist only with my Iphone. The other way is a pain in the arse and this is simple as f**k :) So the playlist I have...

^^ Just pause :) I used to get up in the morning..play desert strike or streets of rage. Put it on pause whilst I went to school and come back and play it :0 It didn't through a wobbly or die either :)

You two trying to f**king mug me off?? :) JOG ON! :)

Kiss ass much??!! ;) :) ;)

^^ +1 to all of Jamie's posts :) Me love you looonng time

All those products only help for a little while. You need to clean and prep it properly first. Use Groundnut oil or smooth peanut butter or something. then use one of the trim gels/restorer's. Will help it stop going back to a dullish grey.

I dont like the waffle weave drying towels. Kinda work like a Chamois in that they have to be wet to work effectively.

I know but il end up buying more stuff!! :o

No-one knocked the carlack? :S

£40-50?? Although maybe a longer lasting wax?? To give an idea of what the Pros charge.. http://www.detailinghertfordshire.co.uk/#/winter-detailing-treatments/4535907570

Can I have a wrap please?? :) Oh and 1/8th :)

Im gonna nick the fucker one lunchtime :)

^^ Im confuzzled Da They dont have a cover hence why they all rust!

Ive been wanting one for years...I WILL have one soon. Only thing that puts me off is if it needs the AYC or diff doing..that costs mega bucks to sort :( Guy lives near where a work I believe Danny..see him about sometimes.

I want to try some of this myself. Watched that demo Vid over on DW ages ago...just cant be arsed to buy any!