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Lol Andy, you're such a bitter billy with a buffer ;) PM'd.

Is that a problem though, Ant? Granted I wouldn't want one over my waxes, but over C2V3 or a nano sealant, I'm not sure I'd be that fussed...

My spot repair on the rear bumper was £125. If you can get a respray for £400, send me a PM/the company name. Perfectly happy to give it a try. Only the company can loose out...

I've only seen the Italian Gallardo before - those are great, Chip!

Wozza, ignore my PM - it doesn't work with phones :( Rob

Similar subject, I had to chuckle at Cheshire police's new fleet of panda cars. Having had 5 series tourings, X5s and a few new RangeRovers over the last few years, their new job lot of i30s tickled me!

Not at all - like I say, it's not a well known enough fact/process. Need any advice, shout or PM fella.

C2V3 will last longer and I found it was "easier" to apply... but not exactly difficult either of them, eh! Interesting what you've said about looks. I still think C2V3 looks cracking, but red is probably an easier colour to get the best out of with something like this? Likewise, after seeing...

Rob Scrooge - I mentioned in my PM to AF that the three of us could use it at the Unit on the Toledo, Panzer and Zed. Different colours, you do more driving, different conditions etc. Would make for an interesting initial looks and longevity test.

Claying is the last stage of decontamination, but this is not as well/widely known as it should be. Clay will remove tar and iron, but will drag large particles across your paint, hence the need to follow up with polishing. The inclusion of tar and iron removers minimises this risk of marring...

Yes. It will. But detailing is the art of removing as little clear coat as poss to achieve the desired effect. So by missing out tar and iron decontam stages, you're inflicting marring that could be otherwise avoided.

Cracking Andy!!!

Clay bars dragging tar across the surface causes marring. So detar first is a must.

Whoop, PMd. Haha Greg.

I think the London ones are great. I don't think the cars are quite as up to scratch, but that's a personal thing :)

Just watched this. Nice vid, but was amused more by the sound of popping champagne corks in the last 3 mins!

Interesting. Never had this. Would suggest buying some Dr Beckmann washing machine cleaning fluid - two types, one that cleans deposits of limescale and scum, another than kills bacteria. That should get rid of the smell.

Less effective than Tardis and IronX. Done. Next.

I remember you saying this, but Sonax, C2V3, Carbon and Glasur have not been affected. You fail, both in life and in tagging me. It never works. Muhahaha. Neat. Yep. Ya. Chip-mk1 multiquote bonusssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

Looking into it and found this reply, which worries me - from DW, ChemGuys supporter;

As above, time you gave up Robalob! Fingers crossed about the roof... makes me think about the Z4MC over the R?!

Thanks Christ for that pal!

You read that back, Kev? Are you asking or telling?!

I can if all notifications are turned off. Tard.

@Fags? Cliotoby gally

Have to say, both Sonax and C2V3 work nicely. Panzer has C2V3 three layers neat, with one top up 3:1 and on Sonax Extreme spray few weekends ago.

To be fair, aren't these about £35 from the Stealers? I'd buy a new one if you're that bothered. Then protect it. But not always cost effective or viable in NZ!

That I didn't know. Bizarre! Fecking Renault.

Re: My new car. TTQS Madness. Does "what sticks me to the road" not go through these peoples' minds?! Hope you get it sorted pal.

Re: My new car. TTQS Fair enought, but I'd definitely be talking to Daniel et al if you had your heart set on Hankooks!