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Sounds familiar. Stick with the Zoom Zoom Zoom.

"They were originally used as a more efficient replacement" Wikipedia don't lie, y0.

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Lol, you said it! We have a diseasel. It does great mpg . . . i.e. what it was designed for! Thought about remapping the S3, but thought nah, I want better MPG out of it . . . ;)

Precisely Alex.

Hi. Where was my text?

Hush you. Innit. The clue is in the name . . .

It's the dryer that destroys any static charge the MFs have. Hence the naturally drying part.

OK, in that case, if you are a Halfords shopper (which it sounds like you are) pick up some Meguirars Scratch X + either an applicator or a MicroFibre towel. Polish in small circles and then buff off any residue. If you can buy online, try these links for two products...

I heard diseasels get better exhaust notes than S3s?

LOL! You're kidding right? You get much much more if you drive normally, not razzing it everywhere! The 1.2s are economical, may not be as economical as a diseasel, of course. If you want mileage, buy one. But if you're going to remap them, like some of the numpties in the "1000 bhp from my...

NOOOOO. Don't use T-Cut. And don't use UDS, it's not a great product. You have scratches on your car - how deep? How many? Are they swirls like fig1 or scratches like fig2; fig1; fig2;

It will only affect the level of correction if it's not been done very well, i.e. flatted down properly. It will, however, affect the amount of times it can be corrected as it will be a different depth to the rest of the panels. Hence Daniel's comments of Paint Depth Guages (Paint Detective...

Was about to say the same Russ, surely buy something like SN or BOS rather than having to use 12 coats of a wax that doesn't last! Surely be cheaper as well! Great results though lad :)

As above. For how cheap they are now, I sometimes just chuck them when they get too soiled!

Buddy I quite like that! Strange, as I really don't like them, but that just works . . . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

More spacious than my old Clio!

Buying as we speak Boss.

3M buddy. Those or Sonus are the only ones that have lasted for me.

Mother of God, that's sold me!

LC ones fall apart quicker than a Clio, Richy!

Yeah I like the idea of the less dusting part. Will no doubt invest when I have the time!

Awesome.

Because I've not had chance to try them - you said you were bringin!

Pads wise, try the 3M ones from I4D (remember the code for 7.5% discount!). Polishes wise, still like Menz personally. Power Finish is very good, but then again for a rotary on Renault paint, you might only need something like Lime Prime!

Actually have to agree with Ali on the "worst slinger" point Kev, sorry! Lol!

It will give them the dark shine you want, but this won't last if your plastics aren't clean. Take paint; you need to clean before you protect. So you clay, polish, protect. Same with plastics. Clean them with something like WD40/Linseed Oil (scrubb hard, requires elbow grease). Then wash with...

It is of course up to you buddy. But the simple fact is you don't know about machine polish and therefore how to do it, so could potentially cause damage. Yes, everyone has to learn some how, but that's your call :)

Hmmm, in that case, could be a lacquer issue, as someone else mentioned above. Machine polishing could be your only option . . . !

Facebook last night Kevin, you missed out! Warren, true!