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Not really... EGP is very durable as it is.

I resent that comment. ;)

I like how clean they are - and I'm sure I saw a Four Rings in there somewhere. Other than that :(

No. But it will give you excellent beading and may enhance looks. A lot of people now just go for either or when it comes to sealents and waxes.

Leather? Eek :( No waxing/sealing after polishing = waste of time/energy. If you want to wash/protect the car and get it looking as it should, have a look in the detailing session.

Lol

Before buddy.

Bit of glass polish should sort that no problem at all. Failing that, machine polishing with some SRP. Done.

Anybody bought one for the iPhone 4 yet? If so, pics?

Thought as much, but wasn't 100% for some reason. ***goes to get morning coffee***

Might be around.

Sorry to bump this - Gopher, what's the yellow piece in the garage?

Can only echo the last comments amde by Jim, Scott. Simple fact is, and this is not meant in an unhelpful way (!), you're doing it wrong ;) No, but honestly, it will be technique used and time spent on each panel. Best bet is to have a read of a decent guide, like DaveKG's or the Polished Bliss...

Very little cutting, but enough for odd jobs. It also has fillers, so will make the best of poor paint work if you don't have the time/need for proper paint correction.

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It will last a while, but is far from awesome looking. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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It looks dull as hell. But it does last. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Fancy popping in and giving them a quick shove?? I disagree. It depends on your budget, your useage and what you want from a product. I personally don't have the time anymore for a product that will wash out after a few washes. So willing to give something that will cost me triple the price...

I had my Clio in both when Paul was still working there a few days a week before his RSTuning location and after he left. Top notch work, friendly staff, didn't feel it was totally over priced, but it is a little more than Bob the Garage owner down the back streets. I would recommend them.

Plastics are just like most car parts, in that they will need cleaning of dirt/grease/prior products and sometimes waxes/polishes. If you are just looking to protect, Chem Guys New Look trim gel, AG bumper care, 303 Aerospace protectant, or a more permanent result with C4 from GTechniq (if they...

Cleaning or protecting?

The wheels and lights (non-OEM?) ruin a great bus :(

Just made the link between this thread and your PM Joe lol. Wow I'm awake at the moment... :dapprove:

Ah the old CS phrase of "this", "+1" etc...

IIRC I have no time at the moment ... fancy detailing a Panzer barge?? Needs very minor correction ;)

True, John. Just a shame I really don't have the time. If I were to go on Dragons Den and tell them how much business I am currently turning away/pointing in other detailers' direction they would be OUT straight away!

Ooops, didn't read the Citrus Snow Foam bit... In that case, likely to have stripped LSP Jon lad.

Not necessarily chap. More snow foam = more used, rather than being better. The curve of how well it works against how much used really tails off over 1/3 of the snow foam bottle filled.