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Good man for stepping up and speaking out. Are all your products unique to AF? Or do some get rebranded from your suppliers to other companies?

I thought the Lupo won? And echo Kev's comments sadly. Talk about James from AutoFinesse being a bit of a let down as well?? Shame.

I've always been an advocate of buying it properly. Sadly this is a case of do as I say, not as I do, as I no longer detail the car more than once a year. So yes, ebay jobbie :s

Nice... On the topic of the thread title; IronX 1000ml Tardis 1000ml CarPro Washmitt x2 Bilt Hamber mild clay Eraser 3M yellow pad 3M yellow spot pad 3M blue pad 3M blue spot pad Glasur Carbon Eurow Shagpile towels x 10 Poorboys Delux towels x 5 G3 3M glass cleaner Prima Amigo

Comes with one, does it not? Much like gtechniq applicators? Failing that I'd email CYC or i4detailing.

If you want a permanent trim product and are willing to put in the work, it's the only one for the job.

Interesting that most detailers offer an engine detail as part of their service range. Also interesting that cars can go through puddles and not have issues. Use some common sense, as Danny has said. But engines can be cleaned without inflicting damage.

As long as you have the corresponding back plate, yes.

Looks about right. The finish looks in-between as you've said.

You needed Forearms.

Detailing versus cleaning, Dave. Nothing wrong with either :)

Oh and the top ones look like Megs pads

Google it you lazy t**t ;) http://www.lakecountrymfg.com/products/specifications.cfm/catid/2/subcatid/10/da-foam-pads (although to be fair on you, I guess it's easier when you know what LC CCS pads look like ;))

Shame, you're not far from my old location but now based in London. Other wise, would have been more than happy to take a gander/help in my Cheshire to Birmingham drive (most weekends last year!).

It looks like scratching in the lacquer, if they are matt white. If Tardis, IronX and polish hasn't worked, try claying. Last resort, but I can't see that shifting unfortunately. Very hard to tell when you're not there in person, but that's all I can suggest really.

Not sure if this is OK to post up/ask, but I have a CD-less game (Total Annihilation) that I fancy playing again at some point on the laptop. I used Alcohol 120% back in the day, but don't particularly want to pay $40 to download it again. Are there any free CD image drive programmes that...

Lol. Do you also use an angle grinder on your toe nails?

Lovely! Any correction 50:50 shots for the geeks out there (me)?

Most do regularly, which/what are you after in particular?

Nilfisk have metal impellers, Karcher have plastic impellers. Plastic breaks more easily than metal. Karchers are more likely to break than Nilfisks.

Win. Lunch sorted.

Yes, it is a much, much better machine.

Yes massive dead thread bump yada yada, blah blah, but the song just came on the radio so typed it in and this popped up. Ahhhhh nostalgia. Have you still got the video somewhere, Jords?

f**k that for a bunch of bananas! Keep searching mate. Pan->fire springs to mind.

Hi.

s**t website with spelling errors on the first page I went through to (services).

I can't comment on a career in it Adam mate. Of course there are good and bad smart repairers, but they only have a certain amount of space/time/money/resources to achieve the finish, so it will always be hindered by this. I spent £100 on a mobile smart repair on my bumper. It's awful, but...

You're talking as if we know what you do now ;) Are we talking about quality of smart repairs, or your future career?

Look at RussZS' thread on his Golf. And much more than a few hundred quid.

To the Gen Pop, no. To car geeks yes. To car geeks who spot and worry about swirls in their worktop surfaces, use GTechniq products on their mirrors and bathroom to see beading in the morning while they shower and wax their kitchen surfaces to make them easier to clean, HELL YEAH.