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I use the Poorboys Ultra Plush towels/MFs or the Eurow Double Pile ones.

Hi guys, Just a quick one for all those detailing nuts out there. John @ PB came onto a few forums last night and mentioned the following; "What you want is very important to us, but late last year we realised that we had started to neglect this. Our own desire to grow and shape our...

it sounds like in rubbing away the marks you have actually punctured the paint. This coupled with some ITR in, under the paint, will probably be the cause of the bubbling :( So yes, a respray will be required as that rash will only grow as the elements and road grime/salt get into the open...

You lie! (or the spam filter is having funsies again...)

Yes. The two people chatting on the video linked above were posting absolute rubbish - clearly showing neither of them had any clue about detailing. :approve: Good news. The better the paintwork is sealed, the easier you'll find it to blot as there won't be any surface water remaining. :)

It gives a thinner coat with decent waxes. However, to be totally honest, the first time I applied by hand, I was using a pot of Blue Velvet and it just made my hands blue, meaning work the next day was not clever!

Personal choice for drying are these; http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/I4D_Uber_Premium_Drying_Towel_1.html http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Miracle_Dryer.html But the above are very good all the same - much better than a chamois/leather etc And I/most detailers use Eurow...

Another one? The one before the last one was the best ;)

Male. Oh dear. Welcome all the same.

Jay does have the ability to take centre locks off from memory, so it will be as Gal has said, it wasn't required by the owner or wasn't deemed necessary. Reaching behind the spokes on that sort of car is usually quite easy as they have large gaps to aid cooling of the brakes. Zymol...

So sell them ;) I miss my Clio. Sometimes.

Bilberry? Looks good chap. Not my cuppa, apart from the colour, but nice all the same.

<3 You need to come in here more. Oh, and missed the post about popping over in a few weeks. Give me a buzz. Happy to. Once upon a time there was a forum. And on that forum they had a great little section, known as the Detailing section. Now in this section there was a young, good looking...

Re: What have you ordered? Lol, was about to ask!

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Re: What have you ordered? Everyone likes a list ;)

Re: What have you ordered? Personally I would buy some Poorboys WS as well, as it's only £15.

Oh and noted the Wheel Woolies?

Seen it Kevster!

I like it but I'm not sure I could drive one. It looks incredibly clean which appeals to me. Is it just a show car, or your day to day?

You're both talking absolute twaddle. Go to detailing world. Read up on how to wash a car. Then come back and spout some proper knowledge. N00bs. combine04 10 hours ago ORLY?

Re: What have you ordered? W0rd.

Re: What have you ordered? Very much so lad. It is a hard wearing wax so will last OK. However, don't forget, your wheels receive a great deal of stress, in comparison to your bodywork, eg more salt/grime/grit and also large quantities of heat. While the 476 will last better than most waxes, it...

Re: What have you ordered? You bought an off Gally? I wouldn't advise using an out of date Gally, could cause you issues...

Jet wash. Because I'm that talented.

Open hose, pat dry, QD. Done.

No the test is to see what would happen if you rub the microfibres on your paint work. The idea being if you wipe off polish, wax or other products, you don't want MFs leaving fresh swirls on your corrected paintwork.

There were reviews on these and I think the proof is in Clark/PB not using them...

Re: What have you ordered? I'll give you that, great at removing residues from Velcro'd on number plates.

Re: What have you ordered? Tardis pwns ITR.