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To quote 'Mortal Combat' - "Outstanding" (as always Jim).

How did i miss the fact you've SC'd the clio Dave? oh and also why don't i get the 'chinese' bit?

another vote for Warm water & a drop of Fairy.

^^^ this, got this idea off JimWD. makes drying so much easier.

So so so so so so so not a good look either way Chris

Sorry to butt in but what is/are the main improvements with the pro?

Pleased to see you found this section Sean, now you should hopefully get some answers. I use the snow foam from i4detailing but I guess they are fairly similar, just bought some of the citrus stuff but yet to try it however I am guessing it will Be no different just smell nice Out of interest...

If you explore the correct section of this forum you just might get an answer or at least some advise.

Firstly I assume you meant to say you have just bought a snow foam lance? When you say you have been using a sh*t one, are you referring to the lance or the snow foam, either way can you list what you have been using? Oh and lastly this should be in the 'car' detailing' section

Thanks guys thats great to see. Gally, JD can you recall what pads, polish(s) you used and also how many hits were required to achieve those results?

I'd put a couple of hundred quid aside. That's just a guess based on work i have had in the past

Thanks for that Martjin, interesting to see. What did you use on to achieve the above correction on that Volvo?

Sure i have heard of something like newspaper with vinegar but can't recall the exact process, thing is if there is a smell of damp whats to stop it coming back if the 'damp' doesn't get dried out?

^^^Bumper sticker????

Thought i spotted you using this stuff on a recent thread you posted Jim, if its like Ronseal (the slogan for it not the actual use of it) then its got to be a fairly good buy no?

I am interested to see what sort of levels of correction people have managed to get with a DA, please post some before/after of 50/50 photos. Clearly for near enough full correction we all know a Rotary is needed but alot of people including myself own a DA. My Mini Cooper S's paintwork is...

Nice analogy there... ^^^

Just meant that in all the photos it shows a your mate doing the work yet it's only the engine bay you let him have the credit for lol

I am baffled, either you and your mate look the same and were wearing the same top or he did all the work? or you did all the work and have an imaginary friend? Finally I delegated the job of cleaning the engine bay to my mate, who did a cracking job. No befores i'm afraid so just a...

Amazing work Jim, i am assuming some of that dirty water was picked up via help from the Vax 6131? Defo a Bean JD.

They never look right without a spoiler imo, clever thing Renault did by leaving it as an optional extra.

Spikey or Pikey lol

in answer to your question, My guess is it belongs to the owner

please delete, just read this out loud and i would reply to myself with some sarcy comment....

Good work fella, Shame you didnt add a few 'before' shots

Never heard of this method before, how is this guy used and what does he do?

Not alot more i can write, i was going to say exactly this. £11k for a GP isn't "cheap" Here's one that recently sold for similar price with near enough same mileage

How can this be done though, one is nice clean bubbly water the other plain, slightly soapy dirty water?

Does it really matter as long as both buckets are properly cleaned/rinsed after use?

It depends, do you want to polish your car with Velcro? If yes keep the larger plate, if not get yourself a smaller backing plate to save any damage.