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I've used one for the past 10 years . Never had a problem . As long as the car is clean , which obviously it should be if you've washed it right and the blade is kept clean you can't scratch the paintwork . Better than any waffle weave for drying the car and only takes a couple of mins :)

Are you blind or what , or just illiterate ? I stated they cap you for 10 hours . You said 24 hours . Nobody else mentioned 24 hours except yourself . And where it says " may " it really means they do and will . I download alot at all times of the day so i've experienced capping many many...

Scratch X works perfectly well on fine scratches if used properly or like Rich posted ,the Car Lack 68 duo .

Wrong !! And who posted 24 hours ? I posted 10 hours as in the information given out by Virginmedia themselves . What do the updates to the traffic management policy mean? To make sure all customers get the most from their connection, we automatically reduce the speed of the heaviest users...

Here's FM's guide . http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=243967

There'sa good good guide in the guide section written by FM-696 , but you need to be a full paid up member to read it . Only costs a tenner ;)

Virgins ok unless your what they call a " heavy user " , like me . Then their traffic management kicks in and they cap you for like 10 hours a day . http://allyours.virginmedia.com/html/internet/traffic.html I've been with em donkeys years and i'm too lazy to change because i have so many...

No i haven't Mark . I just did a quick search and found it . Might be worth downloading .

^^^ Thats where alot of people put gps devices . I have my Talex speed camera detector there as it would struggle to pick up a signal anywhere else on the dash , so he's right . But the real reason initially was for French toll road payments .

They have a heat reflective coating on . If you look in the centre of the windscreen down near the dash you'll see a little square . The French have toll roads and have automatic payments as they drive through them , so they need a gap in the heat reflective screen to pay for it . Probably not...

As said new battery , batteries suffer alot in the cold weather especially if its a couple of years old . Mine resets itself , but only when the weather outside is around freezing point . Go to a local motor factors . £70 for a new battery ?? :eek: I don't think so , you can get them for alot...

My insurance isn't due until July , but i'll definitely give em a bell . It'll be interesting to see how close they come compared to my renewal quote .

Never heard of them .Do you have to prove what bhp your car is producing ? Are they cheap ?

Like Rich says . Get if off asap as it will etch into the paint . If the birds have been eating berries it seems to be worse and can be very acidic . Always have a bottle off quick detailer and a couple of microfibres in the car in case of emergencies ;)

+1 . If it's only glue in the hole a tap should sort it no problem .

I thought it might have been . Next time i'm on the 6am - 2pm i'll give you a couple of beeps on my horn , about 5.30am lol ;)

Ph2's are Iceberg Silver .

In the garage round the back when i'm not using it ? Do you live on Greenway Street ? I come along there quite a bit and i've seen a Nimbus R27 on there a few times recently .

Audacity will do it Mark , but it's not the easiest program to use , not if your after splitting the file 21 times anyway . You'll be at it literally all day . What about this one ...

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Eh ,what ? Your after a guide on how to touch up stone chips ?? http://www.guidetodetailing.com/articles.php?articleId=27

There was an article about it the other week in Auto express . The pics are a bit p!ss poor , but it looks fcukin ugly from what i can see :dead: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/autoexpressnews/232545/new_clio_spied.html

I'm pretty sure its 8mm on the rear , it's definitely not 7mm .

Ask yourself why ?? You get what you pay for . I've said it before and i'll say it again . I had both the Toyo T1R's and T1S's on my 172 and it was absolute sh!te in the wet . If you gave me a set i wouldn't put them on my car . The Toyos give good grip in the dry , granted , so will most...

You say you live in a " nice area " . Have you checked out your postcode rating ? I've seen people who pay alot less than me , alot younger with less experience :mad: My postcodes a killer :eek:

Your 18 years old and you don't even have 1 years NCB under your belt . I don't really see what the problem is tbh . You've very little experience driving a car , of course your insurance rate will be high . Your seen as a very high risk . It stands to reason imo .

Thats not what i experienced when i stuck my 172 into a motorway barrier and span it 180 degrees . The airbags never went off and the doors remained locked . According to the manual they will remained locked in the event of an accident .

I prefer the Meguiars wash mitts with the mesh on the back , Halfords sell them and it's last me almost 3 years with lots of use . The ones from serious performance are too thin when loaded with water , i use this one on my wheels ;)

^^^ Adrian Flux do . I got a 60 quid refund when i sent them a copy of my Thatcham certificate :)

Personally , i always phone insurance companys if i can rather than get an on online quote . Actually talking to somebody , especially somebody who knows a little bit about cars always seems bring better results .