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"That type of Black" .... there is only one kind, they are all like that!

I use Photoshop CS to make the gallerys and then upload them to my own webspace. http://www.richtreen.co.uk/events/actionday2007/

Who cares how much power they can give the 207 if the chassis is shite though?

Oh no did not realise it was black!

lol @ the fog police comments, it is clear they are on for the pictures! Looking good.

T Cut is a sure fire way of installing as many marks as your removing. It is a old fashioned abbrassive which always has a strong cut which will not break down, leading to the likely hood of installing fine marks while attacking the deeper ones. Newer abbrassives like Scratch X dimish/break...

Black bits stuck to the paint? Doubt it has anything to do with the wax.

lol!

Love Monaco Blue 172's - I would take the Ph-Pretty over the Ph-Ugly everyime and happily not lose any sleep it may be 0.00001 second slower in the real world.

Will you be dating them, crying and falling in love on the second date ?

Spot on Steve, your car keeps on getting better.

I have a Single Socket 110v Transformer 1kva for mine, using Brazos 750va one at the weekend had the PC feeling like it lacked power?

I have both the Prima Hydro and the Duragloss to use on the wet car. As said I use both on the daily drive 306 and both perform well I have no preference on them. The OCW also gets used on it too, but after drying. One coats stood up standalone for months on the daily hack and can be applied in...

The process is the same but there are two differnt options when it comes to claying. To use the clay you need to glide it over a lubricated surface. To do this you can use either a quick detail spray as supplied in the kits to do it, or make up a much cheaper and more cost effective solution...

I asked the same question re the paintwork correction, was there a machine polish to remove the swirls but never got a reply.

Some bits are good, some bits are very poor IMHO. The 50/50 wax is great for the money and produces results that waxes double the price do. The Synthetic Quick Detailer is also a nice product. The Wash'n'wax is a decent shampoo, not impressed by maxi 'no' suds!

You should do yes!

Good shout!

The damage will occur if it gets backed on and etches into the paint by the bright/hot sun. As long as the car has a layer of sealant or wax on it should help to stop the above occuring.

Something like Meguiars Clay may also be worth a go.

A few people on her had problems with the actual switch on the dashboard and had that replaced.

AG Engine and Machine Cleaner or Meguiars Super Degreaser and a load of warm soapy water.

Just started using Transmit here - much better than Fetch.

If the car is in good shape, no need to re polsih the whole car unless you think it looks like it needs it.

SRP and Klasse AIO both work fine by hand. Either of them topped woth Autoglym Extra Gloss Protection a a nice wax will look good. Flat red really responds well to a glaze and wax combo. Something like Meguiars Show Car Glaze or Clearkote Vanilla Moose Hand Glaze topped with Meguiars 26...

Forgot what he said as it was few months ago, will get a price next time he pops round.

You need to put a decent amount of pressure otherwise it will do very little. You need to apply enough pressure that allows the machine head to spin with out the motor bogging down.

The man is a legend, the crowds love him in that video.

Don't do it. Looks sweet as it is and FFS Clean that bloody dust of that sensor!!!!

I know a guy who can do a top notch job (has done work on cars for me in the past), does work for lots of magazine featured Superbikes etc he has seen the plenum and fuel rail guard on mine so knows what is involved, but I don't think it will be as cheap as most people would like it to be.