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If your arm felt like it was going to drop of using the AG products you where using to much. I would use the Turtle wax after each wash to top up the EGP's protection.
The Classic race was superb to watch.
One has done lots of Karting and has lot more track experience, for the other it was a first attempt at competitive motorsport so it was a very good attempt.
Not sure where he finished Dan.
My two mates in the 106s - one finished 19th/6th in class - fastest lap was 1:27.475 . The other finished 26th out of 29/last in class - fastest was 1:35.571.
A gallery of pics from yesterdays racing. Went along to see a couple of my mates in their first outing taking part in the National Mobile Windscreens Castle Combe Saloon Car Championship so a fair few of the pics are of them.
http://www.richtreen.co.uk/events/cc_04_Aug_2007/
Some samples:
I agree on the dents thing, my PDR guy found ones I could not see on my old 306! I would just do a list of the ones you know and check them off when you get it back, maybe even give them a copy if you get on well with them.
A decent finishing pad and a good finishing polish will help. On the rotary something like a Meguiars Finishing Pad and Menzerna Final Finish. Lots of rotary practice to make perfect, worth reading up on some rotary use threads over on detailing world
That is where the art of mastering the rotary becomes hard in trying to finish down to a flawless finish with it. A better choice of polishes and compounds as said will help this.