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Well worth getting

Ah ok

You will still need a gun, I'd opt for the short style . This

I just can't get on with mf, tried them a few times. My default is Lake country CCS yellow. Green chem hex White chem pad.

Looking at trying out wool pads for scratch removal and foam to finish. Any recommendations for a good wool pad set up, assume the likes of rupes would be a solid choice.

Atleast you know/money bags.

Decent towels those and wash well.

Autoglym magma I find to be decent.

Will be amazed if that Viper works at all, their stuff is pretty poor. As mentioned you need a dedicated cleaner.

Yeah waste of time imo.

I've tried similar ones, crap. Probably OK for wheels.

I'm keen on trying a cordless rotary and the dewalt is on offer. Anyone use one?

Cheers. I vaguely looked into it a while ago and sure I read 1440 but happy to be updated lol

I'm going to upgrade my current one I've had for a few years. Bit out of touch but want to optimise 120fps so what's best, is it 1440? Budget upto say £300 as its a present for Christmas. Cheers.

Be interested in the thoughts on the foam matt

Yep

How do you find battery life? I've looked at trying one a few times but that always put me off.

More impressed with the 13 year bump :)

I have. The caustic foam is very good

Where can you buy that?

ADBl tyre cleaner, roughly £32 for 5 litres from Autodoc, arrives quick to. Don't bother with APC, I've tried the likes of surfex and g101. 4 or 5 sprays with adbl, scrub with a decent brush and done. Rebound from Autoglanz Is decent but needs more hits. Honestly buy ADBL

That's a great story.

We use the autoglym intensive tar and glue and tbf after leaving it five mins it wipes away really well. Think I prefer it over tardis

Next time someone says you can do mine, for £30 I will

Awaits 'pffft, I can get a full valetz down the road for 14p using pure none caustic chemicals ' lol. I'd probably throw £30 ish

Seen way worse adverts lol

I'm going to look into this, ee is really bad lately.

If it was me. Green chemical guys hex pad. And I use a compound by roar, it's £35 litre and is brilliant. Very versatile so can correct with a harder pad or correct and finish superbly with the pad mentioned. I've tried loads of stuff and going forward will only use this for correction...