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Oh and Tim, 50 quid is at least half, if not a quarter what you should be paying for this type of service, hence the problems sadly mate :(

Tim if you are willing to bob up here (alderley edge/wilmslow) I will have a look at it and see what I can do with my Machine Polisher.

I knew there were Pikey's around Yorkshire ;)

Great stuff!

Got a link? Best bet is to go and tell them. See their reaction. If nothing comes of it report them to trading standards. They have insurance etc.

Very much agree chap, but as you have said, really don't think it is worth the hassle.

Likewise Peps.

Bloody hell, I thought it would be a breathing issue, but weight saving, pah!

Pics would help lad. Might be worth looking into a machine polish by someone off here/Detailing world.

Haha, stalking me Richy??

Indeed. What were the reasons behind it, not being particularly up on this sort of thing? I know that carbon/corrosion is less likely due to it's non reactive features + will be extra resilient to bashing. . . ?

Plus the finished article photography is a bonus!

TBH Andy mate, the amounts I charge are really low in comp to others on here, but it is such a joy to spend a day doing something I really enjoy and see the smiles when leaving. The cash is mainly for the future surgery that will be required with my current back problems!

It wouldn't surprise me, if he could see reason to, Paul knows his stuff so the price would not have been the deciding factor, function over form for that man.

Do you know when he changed Chris? Not been away from Leeds that long and missed this trick!

Like wise, have kept it to not waste it, but now most are manky I am going to save them for wheels/windows.

Lol, do some car detailing for others Andy ;) Pays the way for my obsession ;)

It's a good buy Andy, purely because of it's dilution abilities.

A clean a week makes the clean exhaust squeak ;) (was meant to be a something a day blah blah, but best I could come up with to not sound OCD haha)

Thanks Alex mate

Looks to be good results from the HDW, chap, well in.

Very good shout those Luke, not that I need them, but purchased ;)

Dirty trim usually lad, use it to really loosen up muck and clean, but have two of them, other other has been used as a general mucky brush, so anything from hard to reach metal to arches. All of the bristles are quite coarse so wouldn't go anywhere near paintwork!!

The AG ITR is the safer option and works just as well. However, there are also specially designed glue etc removers from smaller brands in Halfords. I used glass polish and fast glass by AG when I did mine, but was barely left with any glue.

Not a problem chap, looking forward to doing a Monaco :)

Fire away Doc . . .

Never seen blackfire in anything particularly large, quantity wise. No5 is best bet, and direct is best place to start really.

You joke, but as long as you are not too harsh and polish afterwards that is a perfectly acceptable way of doing it.

Not a problem fella, post some "first detail" pics up when you're done.

Just found this, the wonders of google :)