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I have read the same, not one I can comment on as I have tried it.

The latest Snap On ones are fine for use on Airbagged seats.

Ali and Alan are coming down to do mine, I have not seen there sweet faces since the FCS :(

On the 20-25 quid budget Chemical Guys 50/50

At the time of purchase even online from apple do you not enter some form of O2 contract though ?

:nono: lol

AG Tar Remover for me.

Included because the crap tariff prices are a big part of why some people are not buying them - that is the only reason I went for the touch and ditched the iphone idea.

Do a search on Climate Control Fan or Climate Control Sensor there are some guides on how to change it - throws up a fair few pages.

X* PTR - Bath Road Road this morning, heading towards Shurdington way.

Not sure about that ! All the above is well and good until you encounter a greasy roundabout or wet manhole cover mid corner where on s**t tyres oversteer will occur at very low speeds not close to the limit at all.

I would think so, as well as being unkind on the window rubbers etc, I would rather spend five mins with the scraper !

Understeer is far easier to correct than oversteer which is why they recommend you to have the best tyres on the back http://www.michelin.co.uk/uk/auto/auto_cons_bib_pqr_neuf.jsp As others have said the tyres are your only contact point with the road, good tyres all round is a no brainer

I want the 17 inch MacBook Pro now, 15 inch is too small. Comes from using that bloody 30 inch display at work all day though.

Ideal for cold winter nights !

You can apply them no problem but the oilyness of the more traditional Glazes such as Megs #7 and #81 and the Clearkote glazes will kill the durability of most sealants that may go over them as they will not bond properly - some sealants such as Klasse, EGP and Jeffs wont bond to them at all...

Trust me it leaves an awesome finish ! It is not a pure glaze as some are as it does have some light cleaners in it. VM and P21s

Those are the ones, I would get 2 grade in both sizes.

The 4 inch spot pads are a must IMO, as is at least one of each pad grade, ideally it always good to have at least two of each grade in both full size and spot pads.

Onyx rocks - looks good.

I have cleaned up that corrosion round that weld so many times with metal polish it just keeps coming back - good luck.

As long as you are happy to reapply the wax often that will work. Clearkote Vannilla Moose Hand Glaze topped with P21s would look good. The Blackfire is shinier and lasts longer than the Poorboys. The Bold and Bight does give a decnt look but is not quite as glossy or long lasting.

It is still only a small hatchback though!

Problem is Glazes and Sealants as a rule don't really go together.

Some more info on what the problem is may help!

Welcome to CS John I have PM'd you details of my 182 incase it is any use to you.

Spritz of QD and wipe carefully along the stripe with a MF should sort that.

Remember the tyres will take a few hundred miles to lose the mold release crap of them too.

Can do - I would just wax them when you do the car with most carnubas as long as the wax is not deeply coloured - no need to avoid them otherwise.

Found the S crap in the damp on my old 205 GTi so have not bothered with them since. I have driven a mates 172 on the R's and found them slightly better, not as good as Goodyear F1s or Exaltos IMO.