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I obviously meant shipping in this post...!

Free shopping and a guide too; http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/raceglaze-alcantara-cleaner-cat22.html

Thanks Scott. Roy, lemon juice is a natural cleaner/degreaser, hence lemon water with prawns that need peeling. I'd advise the race glaze product already mentioned. Very soft agitation to create a foam that lifts the dirt. This is then wiped, again softly, with a damp MF to remove. Keep...

GTR breaks, massive bills. What was it for the bonnet pedestrian lifters, £11k? Golf breaks, warranty. This forum never ceases to amaze me. Head in the clouds.

Oh?

Ooooh, Rob, actually, I have a birthday present for you to do with cleaning cars which we can apply.

Yarp. What time are we turning up? And don't say 9am because I just won't. Happy to give Listerine a going over.

Pipe down Craigy boy, I'll see you Saturday. I'm all for buying the best you can get for your money, as a car enthusiast. But "GTR money for a Golf" is a completely pointless exercise. For "GTR money" one could buy a house in Leeds. Or 3,333 years of CS membership.

I will anyway. Said I had a few bits for you, detailing wise anyway. And I'll bring some gloves for the cause and some chow.

I don't technically need Ant, just his tools and area to work... Yeah, I really need to provide/bring something as a thank you, don't I lol.

Old car or new car... Modified, probably unreliable car that will be undriveable on British roads or a brand new car... Why and how can people make these comparisons I will never know.

Yeah I need to keep my eye out on eBay and at breakers.

Scrooge, makes sense. Mine are 312 with DS2500 on the front and are farking useless. Too heavy a bus to be stopped with standard brakes. Really need to invest in some handling mods. Or just buy a Cupra R.

Nice haul, Andy.

What brakes are you running Ant? Mine really are s**t. Wondering if it's just too heavy, with the Quattro. Perhaps Brembos are needed.

Feisty for before 5am, Mr Auckland!

Now that's a blast from the past. Search "Lusty". http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?245224-Lusty-and-his-Butter-Wet-Wax-at-FCS gally

Yep, Andy. Same results as I got and same feelings towards the product for external plastics close to paint work ie the majority of them. However, try it in greater quantities as a spray and leave and you'll be impressed. See my updated review.

Yes as said, wheels first. Think how much dirty water and grime is being slung over your freshly cleaned bodywork otherwise.

Yeah, you reacted as I expected first time around, Robbie - not sure why it was edited but hey ho! As has been said, the only thing I'd advise is using some decent wheel sealant. You'll only then need to use warm soapy water to clean, rather than something more powerful like Bilberry (waste of...

Looks lovely. Who asked about your cleaning methods, if I may ask without my comment being removed?!

Great username bloke. You win a prize.

cat171, you still got the Vee right, Craig?

Agreed. Surprised you didn't go for something more bullish than Reload. Something like a decent insulator wax. Although I guess with your washing it quite often, Reload will hold up just fine.

Oh, actually, I'm going to say it looks s**t because you asked and then went against my suggestion ;)

@Rob @Darren_S @Dr Jekyll - spam ads above gents.

I'm not sure what the last part of that paragraph has got to do with... well, anything tbh. What is amusing is almost three pages with only one post by the OP. Talk about hook line and sinker.

Boost bus! Looking good chap!

Rob, another consideration from testing them out on Tuesday is the fact that the new Retina display ones no longer have an onboard disk drive!! Appreciate they'll be thinner and lighter without, but that's something she wants and needs. We also couldn't tell much difference between the Retina...

£25k, Christ what a lot of car, Jamie!