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Lol. Ryan, you've not upset him. He was replying with a view. And no offense, but Gallyknowledge>yours. Who do you work for?

Dudes and dudettes. Funny query this. I've never had a panel pot before, but thanks to MatthewR I have a tasty... taster of Illusion in such a pot. Now, there is no way my applicator is getting in there for one swipe. And I don't have a finger applicator anymore (didn't get on with it anyway)...

Think? f**k me, even my missus knows.

Aye http://www.carpro.uk.com/merino-wool-wash-mitt/

I agree on the trying it out. But as said, I wouldn't be using it on my own car/body work just yet. A little more research me thinks!

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/archive/index.php/t-258147.html

Appreciate the post. I am aware of the active ingredient in IronX as it is present in a number of cheap(er) wheel cleaners (Turtle Wax Ice and the now infamous Wonder Wheels Hot Wheels). Interesting experiment, but as suggested, I would be very cautious about using this as the pH neutral...

Wookie is too big to handle. You're just so, so wrong.

Re: What have you ordered? I disagree. The CarPro mitt is 100 times better.

I had the start of this that has appeared over the last few months (since C4 wore off). I took some decent cutting polish and solved it by hand. Yet more proof you don't need a drill or the ridiculous 3M kit.

Thanks to Matthew and for the surprise;

I've text you back.

Adding movement into the equation surely gives them the same meaning? As at speed, beading is sheeting...?

Does. Not. Compute. Text 'tard.

Not when you drive a Bimmer ;) Also, Tobias, lol at your comment in the student loans thread. Numpty.

Both of you need to concetrate on what you're writing. Neither of the above posts maka de sensa.

I mean C2V3 diluted for QD use. Undiluted would be very expensive very quickly.

No idea why you've bought more. Surely C2V3 is what you're asking for?

For the attention of all those that say the 3M kit is fine; I rest my case.

Thanks for proving my point about this kit. Moving on, 2000 upto 4000 grit wet and dry paper. Soaked in water and a little bit of washing up liquid. Then polish with the drill head (if you can't get a DA or someone with one close to you) using a decent finishing polish. Make sure you seal them...

Actually, this is a good shout. Buy Wonder Wheels Hot Wheels from Morrisons for £4.

IronX. Multiple hits.

Sounds like it'd be good for headlight haze before refining? Thus not having to use wet and dry paper.

Luke aka Boosh and Rob come in here regularly. Thank God.

If that's a DA, I'm the Prince of Wales.

T cut is good if you're a complete novice/Halfrauds shopper that actually doesn't care about the cars paintwork in the long term and thus wouldn't be posting in a "Detailing" section of a car forum... A bit like me posting on a cooking website, asking if Tesco's own brand, high in salt, beef...

Nattys blue. End of.