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I do love Hydro, it's probably what hobbyists have been crying out for. Looking forward to the reviews of Reload coming out.

Happy to help mate. It's a minefield as you know!

The reason you do this is so the polish is spread evenly across the area. All set up ready to bit, this can be done using your technique of course. Dabbing the polish all across the panel is a similar idea, none of the polish soaks into the pad when you start spreading the polish before...

Thanks mate. Looking forward to some more write ups you big fairy! Cheers Rhys, it's the best condition Monaco i've worked on by far.

You use the zenith technique which is great, especially via DA. My technique is a variation of Junkman's. Spread quickly over entire set section at speed 1-2 then remove from area. Add another 2 pea sized blobs then work at speed 5 until diminished (depending on type of polish) some will...

Starting to get very common now. That one isn't actually that bad! In regards to technique, I just meant speeds etc. I use a slightly different technique to a lot of people with a DA.

I'd personally buy a used Das6 Pro. Spend the change on a polish pad/glaze etc.

Have you seen the pictures from even a Samsung S4? They piss over the top of my ones. A good camera imo is now still important and i'm looking forward to my next phone have a nice one for stills.

Good work mate. What DA are you using? And what technique? To be fair to you the hardest paint i've properly tried to correct was on an F1 Megane. All the Meganes seems similar but the F1 seemed the hardest for some reason.

Aye okay then Steve.

In comparison to anything of the same age it's crap.

Skype?

I think so. Standard one is okay for basics and learning.

I have seen scratched screens though. I'm not saying the guy doesn't abuse his. I'd just rather not risk it. I would say, if I noticed it or it didn't feel nice to use I wouldn't use it. It feels exactly the same as the normal glass. If anything the glass fingerprints easier and doesn't slide...

If you need to know anything mate just fire away in the questions thread that's why we made it. :)

Okay.

Well due to the fact the product range is so bloody confusing and the website isn't running well yet makes it difficult to order. I'll review the repel coat/artdejohnson soon as it's released. From the people's opinion I trust it's good stuff. I certainly wouldn't buy the liquid sealants...

Heard good things about the ADS wax. MagpieV6 loved it!

Shouldn't be hard to come off, over application maybe?

Under £100?! Hmmm. Zymol Carbon. Zymol feel, with a fair price. Lusso Oro is one of my favourites. Think of it like R222. Show wax with minimal durability. Too many others to choose from. Finis Wax RG55 Bouncer's 22 Blackfire midnight sun Britemax vantage has impressed me on a small test...

It's a long story.

First impressions in here... http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=755571

Mate using it on a damp car is one of the best ways! I love doing that. You cash wash/dry/protect in less than an hour sometimes! I done it with hydro on mine. It's still beading and sheeting like day 1.

Precaution?

I'm still lolling at it being worth the same as Shield and more expensive than Glasur. Based on a wax that cost me £10 2-3 years ago. Desire is actually a nice wax and probably the only premium feeling wax out the range. But £120? Seriously! The detailing industry is still hilarious.

This protector has been on 6 months and has no scracthes. It depends how you take care of your phone. I swear people use their phones as hammers. Oh and the glass does scratch, my work colleagues is in poor condition, and his has an outer case that has ruined the side bezels.

Thanks guys! You both have impeccable taste in Clios. ;)

Only with a rupes machine and it's b****cks.

You might notice it on a black/slate one but not white.

My ones aren't scratched. Granted I take good care of my stuff b Then again i'm not a mental who puts nails and keys in beside their iPhone.