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Still in awe over this fella, both the turn around and the fact that it was in this state!

YHPM

Don't do SRP and EGP more than once a month, no need. I top up wax every couple of weeks and re SRP and EGP every couple of months with the machine. I no longer like EGP that much. Seen some shots against CG Blitz that the Highlander recommended. Big difference. EGP can be yellowy and be a...

Full detail, you can't, simples. Wheels and arches take fooking ages. Dad's '8 wheels took two hours each. Paint correction = 8-10 hours.

EGP is harder wearing and a paint sealent. A wax is purely for looks I tend to find.

Oh Luke, I wuv woo weally ;) x

FFS. There is a reason that the Dodo died out!! Lol. Agree with the above but for Noobs I would say P21s (now called R222). Wheels needs something like Poorboy's Wheel Seal, or just simple SRP and EGP.

Luke aka Sir Misalott.

Edit; just wanted to be the first to comment ;) Very good. But please tell me that picture of sealent application is not the sealent? Swirling sealent in?? Bad boy!

Very nice Tony, are these from Tony T per chance?

I have the same Roy. Clutch is 5k miles old, no more. Creaks very slightly on a hot day, fine the rest of the time.

Written text is always taken badly on here, so covering my backside tbh. Fair enough, it must be jolly loud :S!!

Again, no offense. How old are you?

It's not bad, but I am use to buying in bulk/over tinternet.

The curves and lump on the bonnet are gorgeous!!!

Wow. May I ask why? Is it for shows/competitions? Serious question, not being a dick.

The white looks excellent, but the red on the wheels, I am not so keen. All round very nice :)

Not my thing, but my god that must weigh something fierce!

I love your car and I sadly check this forum for any posts and/or pictures of your car!

Just to make sure mate, as it seems a common mis conception; wash, clay, polish, protect. Your paint work is really bare once you have clayed it, so you need to polish out the marks it has left and then protect it, so you don't need to remove the build up again. edit; damn you Justine!

Not being mean but I can't be bothered to link in but here is a check list; Wash; Meguirars Gold Class (orange shampoo) + Sheepskin mitt. Dry; Microfibre large towl/as plush* as you can find. Clay; Meguirars smooth surface clay kit. Dark red box containing clay, lube and microfibre cloth...

Pah, rubbish. Agree and I use it but you can't find it in Halfords/local shops, where as ITR is easy for newbies to find <3 ;)

Any time hun, would rather you post up in here and ask than ruin one of the best colours around ;)

FLOL. Love. x

Whether and caught. But I <3 you, so will let you off ;)

Megs last touch, perfectly slippery, and can be diluted. Got two bottles made up before each detail, one 1:5, one 1:2. Claying is surprisingly easy to bugger up and can really do some damage, leaving marks in the paint. I would suggest all newbies talk it through on here and do a search on...

Could do with some 50:50, before and after and some shots with a light source in there to actually show the correction, but all in all looks good lad.

PM me dude, write up? Interested to see the results :)

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=51179 Again, I will point out that you can go miles into over priced products that people on DW swap and change. I take everything on that website with a pinch of salt and never jump into/onto the latest craze when it comes to product...

Ah how come? I want to see the new black mirror (since Rich is no longer around!).