Search results

Awesome ( apart from the colour ;) )

Just using Halfords you will be able to get most of what you need though for a few items you would be better shopping online as the Meguiars Drying Towels and Microfiber cloths are over priced and at best average down to actually known to cause damage to you paint - there drying towels. In...

If your nail gets them off it is just bonded on crap, you may need a more aggressive clay to sort it, the danger is it may mark the paint in doing it and need a good polish after.

I use Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber Care on the splitter and Autoglym Bumper Care on the fog surrounds.

http://www.ren-tech.co.uk/ Mike is on here, and looks after a fair few members cars

Punk182 said they will look great.

I preferred the 182 I drove with H&Rs too.

lol - Worst Spec and Colour, what was the price ? - f.o.c with 10 quid cash back ?

Indeed - Ideal as a one step product.

x Mine is steak and ale btw.

Problem with the NXT wax is it contains mild cleaners so removes any other waxes, so you would be removing you Zymol wax in using it. Leaves a good finish just not to durable.

Changed for accuracy.

Thats the one mate.

Indeed not super kind on Waxes/Sealants. If it has to come from Halfords Lee get the Meguiars Gold Class Wash or the Blue Zymol Autowash.

Same reason as you are loling at the Silver one ? Taste ?

I cut most bars into 3. I keep the spare bits in a cup of warm water.

flol! I thought the same, scrolled down and read this !

Not the best product out there but it is hardly as unkind to paintwork as the above will be. Agreed it is quite strong and not LSP friendly.

Ouch. Hope your ok.

Over - exaggeration ?

Any need to call people c***s ? People suggested what he needed in the form of a good starter Kit Purple Haze is average at best though.

Superb pic.

SRP is very mild if you have any deeper defects that need correcting you need to use a more aggressive polish first. If the paint is in good shape just use the SRP.

lol - do a search for the posts on Claying on here. As long as you use plenty of soap and water/quick detailer, the clay is warm and you make sure you always use a clean face and don't use lots of pressure you will be fine.

Lots of People have noticed marring and swirls from the Meguiars drying towels I would look into changing it asap.

I would still use the SRP after Carlack as it will clean up any minor hazing left behind. I would ditch the Gold Class Wax it is a poor product for the money imo. If your not using a sealant look for a better wax than the Nattys it looks ok, but will not last long.

If you live anywhere near and industry or railway lines carp in the air lands and etches on your paint. Info on claying here- http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=148366

flol!

Are you sure it is not just bonded on fallout - have you tried claying it ?

Sounds normal - a genuine Peugeot rear box for a 306 XSi or GTi is 150 quid.