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Hmmm, perhaps a bit late to the party, Dunc! Sorry!

The answer is not always to look at a different system or higher cut - the first question would be as Dave and I were chatting about, i.e. your process/technique. How quickly are you moving the machine across the area? What size of area do you mask off and cover? How many passes? Once we get to...

C5 if you're willing to prep properly (and by properly, I mean PROPERLY). Mint Rims from James@AF above, Poorboys Wheel Sealant is very good, as is FK1000p.

It won't last as long, but it's a good use for it, as it's a relatively inexpensive wax.

Yes.

Screwfix, you cheap arsed student with a s**t car. x http://www.screwfix.com/p/microfibre-cloth-pack-of-50/62624

Re: Audi TT Quattro Sport - Clio trophy 147/500 replacement! A debate between two cars and a month of fantastic memories? I know this is a car forum, but blimey, come on! Easy choice - memories over metal.

Not to second guess or bring you down, but 99% of the time, it is.

Cleaners remove dirt from the paintwork, so technically, something like Prime could be used before and after polishing to remove grime. It's an extra step that includes a chemical cleaner, rather than something abrasive. Re wax, I would look at second hand pots of Zymol Carbon, or push the...

And I have Amigo mate, so happy to lend the full bottle out to play with as and when.

There is no right and wrong in detailing as it's all person experiences, budgets, time to spare etc... but if I may, John; Quick declaration that this is purely "in my opinion" from a few years in the detailing circles :) And if you'd like links/further info, shout :)

Mis-read the last part of your post - talking to Kev about Amigo, I ended up not plugging in the PC7424 and applying it on 900 (speed 1) with the Silverline rote. It's a very heavy machine, but actually found it easier than RMGlaze by 7424. Could be the glaze, could be that my arms were used to...

Gally has said all those points have been covered by the 801 Dave. Worth having a look. The pro had more "bite" when I applied more pressure. This is going back a bit (f**k me, two to three years perhaps?!) but I had a test bonnet and tried the two at the same time as wet sanding. The pro was...

I've used both. Happy to try.

Re: Audi TT Quattro Sport - Clio trophy 147/500 replacement! £200 on a 3" Badger TIP, Jetex/JR filter, you'll see more BHP.

We can chat about this in a few weeks if you'd like buddy. I'll give you some tips.

No more than SRP surely? Will it not just be the fillers creating a temporary mild hydrophobic surface?

It will just melt off, Joe. No chance it'll last until November, let alone through to New Year (unless its garbed and the wheels are not subjected to any movement/braking).

Quick detailer is covered in a thread further down the forum chap.

Just spotted this and your PM, Ben. Replied mate.

Btw, Harpananananom, that's not to say that I don't agree with Gally in that for your needs you should use a filler polish.

Not true - got decent results with 203s on a hand cut pad. I know I bang on about it whenever anyone asks, but it does work. Work checked by IPA wipe down as well.

Good stuff Kev :)

That's been reduced? Good buy. I'll get some at the weekend. Cheers chap.

Detailing stuff Kev?

http://www.carparts-tuning.co.uk/en/Car-Care-Oil/Vehicle-Maintenance/Paint-Cleaner/Sonax-Xtreme-Brillantshine-Detailer-750-ml.html

When I have time, I'll reply.

Report it. Simple as. Or I'll reply and cc you in?