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Good Basic Kit Wash - Duragloss Clay - Meguiars Quick Clay Polish - Autoglum Super Resin Sealant- Autoglym Extra Gloss Wax - Victoria Concours Should all come in at a reasonable price. As long as you have no real swirls and defects to correct the above is a good starter kit.

Yeap dust means two things: Using too much product and not working it properly. Take a small five sized blob on a foam applicator and work it into a panel until you can hardly see anything to remove then buff with a microfiber towel. No need to leave it to stand, panel at a time on and off and...

Bugger!

You could spot polish the water marked areas with Super Resin Polish and rewax those bits if you don't want to start over.

Clouds in the bonnet. You will struggle with getting convincing results.

You upload a pants picture and then moan ! FFS Rusty

Wimps - Just pulls straight off.

Take some pics at a decent angle on a neutral background without refelctions all over it too to help people! or just get a shoot done you stingy git. http://www.flowimages.com/

Just seemed to fill for me, leaves a noticeable improvements in looks but that was it, no real correctional ability.

Ta.

I would say the work time is a tad longer, all seem to finish down easier and better looking.

What pad mate, you have got me worried ?

I would get the 3.02 and both the Final Finish, use the 85RD to follow the IP and the 106FA as a standalone one stepper. Everything goes in and out of fashion on Dodoworld.

Indeed, I revisited #80 when I first started on the 106 and wondered why. I will be sticking with Menzerna for the foreseeable future.

Finish the job properly you lazy git ! lol

In the areas that are hard to get, try some wonder wheels on a small brush. Once done try a couple of applications of Super Resin Polish it should start to bring up a decent gloss to them.

What are the issues with it - which bits not coming properly clean ? No benifit to using SRP and leaving it one, if it is not removing anything while you work it then step up to something stronger.

Typical bodyshop ! A machine polish is the only way, depending on how bad they are a PC may make a long job of it. Some one with descent Rotary skills should easily fix it.

Re: iPhone Q&A Common bug discussed a fair bit on apple forums, switch on and off and it will be good. No proper fix as yet.

Argh the good old Dodo Marketing b****cks ! I tried Orange Crush side by side with Purple Haze on a variety of Colours, Silver, Red, Black, White and Blue. All looked the same !

I use Megauiars #16 or R222 on my Silver car.

Better out there for a little more cash, not a big fan. Yeap, working by hand I use them for everything.

Get a drying towel to dry it with, depending on how dirty your wheels are will depend on the process needed.

Apply with a foam hand pad, remove with a microfiber cloth.

I would not say alien, but Justine is more like a Mutant ....

Phones with buttons - sod that!

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=321183

Wire brush, clean with some brake cleaner, paint.

Hammerrite Smooth for the paint, as for colour silver or black.

pikey iphones - nice !