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Very good results. Pointers; Clay-Polish-Seal-Wax. Presuming you have just written it up wrong as from reading through you appear to have polished, then waxed, then clayed, then sealed again?

Ha, yeah right mate, fancy a hand lol!

I'm joking lover. This. Or +1. Or any other CS wording.

BTW girls, I offer this as a service at £50 per car. Cut back with a polish, sealed and waxed for the winter. No paint correction, but a worth while idea and process for all those worried that they are not protecting their car's paintwork. Also good for people that are just crap at detailing ...

^^^I sell mine ;)

Bloody hell boys, that is cheap, presuming these are at least 17s? Last time I changed mine, replaced with Contisportcontacts at 65 a wheel done!

Nope, did you get excited about Xmas? Course you did. This is like Xmas, where Tim and Matt are Santa ;) When did Santa ever give you a piece of free bubblegum ;)

Polish, Finish/Glaze, Seal, Wax.

That's a glaze Mikey, not a LSP.

WTF are you talking about???? Dodo juice is funking . . . . No wait. Paul GTFO OF MY ACCOUNT! ;)

Ali stop hacking into Richy's bloody account you caaant! ;)

It is a sealent. Monza Car Care are good Richy, also on Ebay, but like you say, no points/discount AFAIK.

Yeah I tend to order from both to be honest (double the Xmas feeling when big boxes come through ;)).

From the results shown I would agree with the Rich one above. Mer is something that would never go near my paint work, but that said, I'm a lazy fucker and polish my wheels with the machine polisher ;)

Chem Guys Blitz all the way.

You're doing what?

You said that already, Mr Webbed Feet. ;)

Lol.

Agreed. Going a bit thin on top are we chap ;) .

Damn you! I know, I found it that funny I tried (and failed) to reproduce it :(

Another cover up product, not saying it's a bad product (as I know it isn't) but you need to clean, then protect.

Oi, my car resembles that insult! Was about to suggest this. Highlander, this un, so probably to John O Groates ;) Paul, mine is being cleaned, probably for the last time tonight :quiet:

Probably because it prompts you to fill in necessary details.

Spot pads from the same place usually Mikey, companies stock both full sized pads and the spot pads, along with the backing plates respectively.

Hai. Kris, sounds like claying is needed, but if the paint is faded then it's trip to me fella.

Sorry, got caught watching the advert again ;) Yeah that's the stuff.

WD40 works, but needs washing down afterwards because it's quite greasey (surprise surprise WD40 is greasey lol). I would go with one of those magic sponges from JML as they work very well . . . somehow!!!

No is the answer. But there is a solution. At some stage, you have got wax/sealent/polish on these black plastics and something like CG will just cover it and make it look tidy. But like you say, just as with waxes and sealents, this will wash away slowly but surely. You need to actually...

Think you are a bit of a distance from me in Cheshire, fella, but I am happy to do so.

No they are a JML trick. I wrote a thread a couple of months back, testing out different myths. WD40 works, PB works, erasers barely worked, the magic sponge worked and linseed oil worked.