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nice:approve:

mines for sale. But its yellow?

go out n kick their c***s in

no

best 197 / mk3 on the site.

good work

pretty average x

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thoughts compared to the cup?

i used it on my mates ST which had some of the worst swirls and scratches ive seen and it worked a treat , followed with a finishing polish

fair play but as i said ive done a few in a BAD condition n never touched with clay and with a bit of work it turned out really well. Used a more aggressive clay for lower panels and the slightly worse areas on the car though. Ideal that you can use water as a lube for the BH though

noice!! i can see some marring/swirls on pic 1 though:(:o

I disagree tbh , ive done a fair few cars now with different paints and always start by using the megs clay and its not let me down yet.

have you tried CGs cut 1.0??

i think the best advice i could give you would be to visit detailing world. Visist the guides section and youll find guides from the complicated to the as simple as washing with 2 buckets. Very handy site. Also have a search at some of the threads in the detailing forum on here.

lololol:clown:

smart car mate

p**n!

i was in my mates focus st

megs quick clay kit. Excellent tbh http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Meguiars_Quik_Clay_Detailing_System_1.html

crackin motor mate

they tend to just ''fall off'' after around 30k. Check for wear and tear etc

check the exhaust !

mines a 182ff n its for sale;);)

indeed

if you are able to spend that bit extra (50quid) buy swissvax onyx. Can only be bought from their site though

theres a few matey tbh. for sub 40quid id say dodo juice. Ive used the orange crush on mine for about a year now and once the layers mount up it beads superbly and lasts. One or 2 layers dont last too long though. But as a ''summer'' wax its ideal. Blue velvet would be my choice for yours though.:)

lol no im not trying to be a knob mate , just giving you a bit of advice:) saves you having to top up on your products and spending more money than you need to:)

FLOL @ Ali manilow:clown::D

a sensible start. Rewash it after claying though and make sure the paint is bone dry before touching it with a machine. Pick small sections and mess about with different techinques and combos to see the different results and decide on the most effective