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That boy gotz skillz innit. Brap. That's Cheshire speak.

Picking you up in an R8? Done.

Why judge me? So what if I am in two 17yo males?

Me or the OP?

Forearms is here, what did I miss? Becca, facebook status FTW. Lil H, welcome to the club, nice car, great taste in cars. What do you go for in guys*? *straight to the point, let's be honest.

Took me a while to work out what/where benders and queers is lol!

Correct Gaz mate.

On blue's I agree, only use it on my wheels. Certain on silvers, wouldn't be that noticeable.

Think which part see's the most action when sealing/polishing/waxing . . . The edges, you go over most parts twice, i.e. back and forth, hence there are no droplets on the edges of the above bonnet . . . ;) edit; yes it's sad that I know these things . . .

Just to add in here, something like AG bumper care is a finishing product. The reason cars are masked up prior to polishing is because it's a barsteward trying to get white stains out (yes I know how that sounds). As Ali has said, some simple linseed oil works a treat. The peanut butter trick...

Note where the protection is accumulated :) (not a gripe, just saying it always happens what ever you do, due to doubling up!)

Also known as a half arsed attempt. :rasp:

When the f**k did Mr Sheen loose the cool old bloke with a moustache and aeroplane?

It has properties that are meant to get rid of polish stains. I have never tried it. Ali has, good reports. But it is not a protectant.

The AG bumper care requires VERY little on a cloth or applicator pad. Seriously gungey stuff. Never been keen but does the job well. Looking to try out a few lighter products.

I accept bribes . . . Ali, hadn't realised that Swissvax had stopped using dealers all together? I had thought it had just been controlled a little bit more.

Oh god. :rolleyes: ;)

FFS Rich, lol. I had always heard the opposite chap, more so about the drier as well, never put them in a drier.

Hand wash at this end, leave to soak, dry naturally. Makes them last a lot longer! Machine de-charges them, meaning they don't cling to the dust as well.

Yeah plastics, shuts and wheels, always a use. Cheers to both.

What's the quality like Luke?

There are usually good deals from Costco as well chap. Edit; Nice link Richy, cheers.

I have not fella, Mike (bifcaids) is going to let me sample some of their foam and that will dictate me spending any money on other tester products. Good things shown I take it?

Megs clay isn't bad, but isn't the best. It depends how much you dilute it I guess, have only used it in this way twice (after running out of general QD/lube).

Or newspaper . . .

Haha, and yet that list you sent me was clearly Beemer sided ;)

Ah, sorry Rich mate. I might change up at some point to just trial some other products, but then again, have no reason to really :)

Welcome to the club. Sure you'll go down well.

I really don't think I will need the CG Citrus. I do so little motorway driving, it is really only useful for cutting through the grime film . . . never builds up on mine, as much as I would occasionally like it to! Megs Gold Class barely suds on mine!!

I found the Megs to be incredibly oily, but may be helpful on Beemer paint . . . Glad I changed to Menz for the clio, the 80/83 twins from Megs just didn't cut it. edit; no pun intended.