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Stick to the SRP !!!!!! It does nothing better then SRP and won't allow EGP to bond to it like it can SRP. It is also a pain to use.

Nightmare - The art of the rotary is getting a perfect finish with it - the skill in using one is not the removal of heavy defects but creating a swirl free gloss. Hope it does not take to much polishing to get a finish your happy with.

Drop Brazo a PM he is localish in Swindow and does travel. http://www.theshinefactory.co.uk/

Without distorting the glass you will struggle to remove any real defects. Centre punch and Hammer ....

Shampoo is not the greatest the Super Resin is a damn good product, not great for paint correction but works a treat as a light cleaner and polish and base for waxes or sealants.

As said anyone using newer PDR techniques should be able to sort it. Worth phoning around some local ones.

I use this http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/detailing-sprays/meguiars-last-touch/prod_225.html

If you can avoid sanding again I would you only have so much clearcoat you can safely remove.

Agreed why shear it off an risk marring when you can dissolve it.

Depends on the task in hand, the Sonus Green works well as a mild clay on good shape paint. On heavy contamination you would be best looking elsewhere.

3 main groups of Polishes for defect correction by PC are: Poorboys SSR 1, 2 and 2.5 Menzerna Intensive Polish and Final Finish Meguiars #83 and #80 I prefer the Menzerna's but the have the hardest learning curves, the Poorboys being the easiest and the Megs in the middle. All in all any will...

Re: Ixtar Cleaners Was another thread the other day, only Brun had tried some. http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=304476

Looks superb, what's the mileage ?

Better hope it does not get nicked then ! lol

As above meant top help the towel to glide along to minimize the risk of marring. I have some Meguiars Last Touch QD mixed half and half with water for drying purposes if I do towel dry.

According to the local rep it is the same product.

Enjoy - Colour ?

Yeah kind of, instead of going passed the Army base and across the lights up the roundabout with the Saddlery place and garage, turn right at the lights before the Cross Hands Pubs, those are the 7 bends, cuts out the rounabout and brings you out on the Evesham Road.

Good price MOT alone cost me 49 quid !

Washer Jets on the Bonnet Paul? Even the cups have them lol First time mine have been used, ones on the lights aswell of course, Xenons looked so good in the MOT station ;). Only about the second or third time the wipers have been used.

My cars Have always look crap after claying lol ! A rewash here after polishing depends how much dust the polish has made, If I can clean up with QD I don't bother with a re-wash.

Well mines through. Like testing a brand new car was one testers words, the other says he hates tyre dressing ! Good to know my washer jets worked as it was the first time they had been used in 3 years !

Don't pick on the Kosovans either !

I am going to continue with the Hyperwash/Shampoo Plus Pre foam and then Swissvax Car Bath for now I think.

Quite liked the CG Extreme Body Wash and Wax but again did not find that very foamy compared to other offerings, left a decent finish though.

Any vehicle can provide fun round the 7 bends !

Can't remember the last time I washed mine let alone polished !

True Say of the Day Mr Ali Spend an extra £80 quid on Best of Show and you won't gain much looks wise. I may get a chance to try my Victoria Concours tomorrow.

NXT did foam ok for me, but did seem to take a decent amount of it for it to do so. Which is not ideal as it is a fairly strong shampoo even at the recommended strength.

As others have said most depends how much aggression you plan to use on parts when working under it. Leave a jack or jacks under there to if you can place them where they won't get in the way.