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That hurt, Stevey.

Kev I still think this is a bad plan for you. You have twisties to play with. If you were in my position, i.e. the only driving you do is a straight, 10 mile journey there and back on a Sunday, the TT/S3 is a good choice. Much quicker than the POOMAH and very comfy. But I don't take my S3 out...

LAVLY.

Agreed. But I just didn't get on with it.

Yes, for small areas. 6-7" pads are cumbersome when working intricate areas or even just A/B pillars.

2BM - two bucket method, using two buckets when washing a car

Red, yes. Sorely tempted. Just couldn't face the loss or dealing with Renault and their cars again :( Sadly I don't think I'll be able to see it this weekend mate, with a wedding and brunch the next day, my diary is being filled for me :(

Chaching.

BwaB = billy with a buffer. In context; "hey, I've setup this business offering valeting. I get a machine and go to town on people's paintwork for beer money". You may add the obligatory "innit" or "yo" as you see fit. Next?

List the ones that confuse you. I'm not writing out 100s of phrases and product names.

Rubbish! If you have an engine large enough with some plastic covers, remove them, prep them, C4 them. I did. Same with arches.

This the one with the bent chassis? Seen it around, think Verne Troyer drives it.

I've gone off you.

It's a chemical cleaner, no? So technically you could do it before and after polishing and it'd have an effect.

The opaque range from swissvax.

KArchers break their plastic impellers in the pumps. Nilfisks have metal impellers. Case closed. Have a look in the pressure washer thread, some good deals (£60 iirc).

Of the detailing. Not of the slapping.

You're asking in a detailing forum if something is overkill? Think about what you've just said. Then slap yourself. Then post up the results!

Heeeeeeeeello. Pm?

EFA.

Red moose glaze with Vic's on my panzer looked superb, Chris. Easy to use wax, but doesn't touch carbon or glasur.

Christopher get in here!

Decent prep followed by a sealant (brings out the flake pop of metallics, the blue you're seeing). Try Werkstat Acryllic Jett.

I'm glad. But I'm betting paint shops are also rubbing their hands together.

So much wrong. Epic video.

Do you want to rethink that statement, Brian?

All purpose cleaner. Google AutoSmart g101.

For you, AF Revive. Once you are a bit more au fait with detailing processes, C4.

Yes, it was. Awaits legal cases about not providing enough awareness of paint burn through.

You definitely need to start one thread with lots of questions. APC like G101 and a brush selection.