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Completely agree. But also disagree. I have no time, so my bare bones list has to take that into account.

Ha, can't comment so stuck to my guns!

Pre Wash: Auto Finesse Citrus Power (probably the best wax safe pre cleanser even if it's a tad expensive) Wash: Obviously 2 buckets and grit guards (any really) Pressure washer (Any really) Hyperwash does the job for me. Car Pro Wool wash mitt (I bloody love this) Hubikote Shampoo (Can't...

Breathes in.

We setting a budget on this? Or just "one of every stage/location required" sorta thang?

So you're looking for one, the only, best of the best, sir?

You two watched the first episode of the new Drive "Inside Bentley" show? Saw a guy wielding a massive wool pad and angle grinder on the front wing of a finished vehicle and shuddered. Lol.

Winner winner, ordered.

Nice thread bump!

2000 grit is not exactly a high grade chap. Flatting should be 2-2500 followed up by 3k and 4k before polishing, so no wonder you can't get the marks out. And if FC+ can't shift the marks, they're either below the lacquer or your technique is incorrect.

Just keep reminding her of Venice, Andy!

Also want some more sonax.

Eco was shat in my opinion. As Ant said, lasted a week. Poor. AF gave me a free bottle of satin, so looking forward to trying that.

Likewise, hence I took an interest when it appeared. They had 22 accidents attributed to this fault, I believe. Several fatalities as well, so amazed it's not a required update/recall.

Make sense and yes, defo will chap. Get some photos after a wash for comparison.

Minor correction on the '8. So IPA wipedown. Only one coat. Not topped up by dad. Quick fix, stupidly.

Aye, that's a plan. Well we have three pots between us. It's a panel pot that I've got around a car before, so should be feasible. What's the chatter about weekend after next, so 16th/17th? Rob Scrooge

Still need to try that properly. Sprayed it on dads car, didn't see it for 6 months, came back and surprise surprise there was no sign.

Sonax Scrooge?

Aye, likewise. Still have enough for another wash (and my God she needs it) but defo want a decent amount in storage.

No offense, which is always read as "offensive", but that's not tight beading, -J- It's not bad, perse, but it's certainly not the best I've seen. Interested to see how everyone else gets on. Other thing to note is I presume the car is dirty, so that affects beading?

Yeah just noted that, Ant. Just PM'd Richard to find out what's going on with it, as it's now there, but without the Buy Now button.

Hey, at least a lot of people on here know what year it is, "newbie from 2008" ;)

Must. Not. Comment. OT - this http://www.waxyshop.co.uk/detailing-product-bulk-buys/hubiwash-v2-500ml.html Scrooge because I said I'd let you know when it was back in stock.

I definitely do. For example, a conversation I've recently had with my manager went as follows; JD - y0 Rach, I can't work out this Excel sheet "sad face" LOL. Could you help multiple question marks, ones and exclamation marks smiley face Manager - p45

You notice a car and take an interest in it because it's missing a recall item. Saw a mk1 Audi TT without a rear spoiler over the weekend and presumed it is unroadworthy due to the recall about rear lift...

Re: My new car. TTQS I've seen this mod. So what happens when you brake or reverse? You've said you fitted a red LED... so does it light up when you chuck it in reverse?

Alan - Bear's back, welcome sailor! OP, learn from it. Hope the insurance know about the springs/mods and you get the pay out you need/want.

That makes two of us.

Makes perfect sense. And I'm more tempted to continue. £180 a year is a lot for products that as has been stated, tend to sit on shelves until users have time. £90 is much more of a "one off pressie" to one's self... lol.