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About 6'4" here and there is o.k leg room up front but you wont leave anyspace behind you for rear seat passengers if this is concern. Driving postion is not the greatest whatever your height. Could do with a 6th Gear on the m/way but not a real problem. If you find one with cruise you will be...

I never use them as a mitt, I dont get on with them - I hold them as you would sponge.

In polishing paint with an abbrassive polish you will remove clearcoat/paint your friend is correct. As to Meguiars products removing paint - yes they will, if your using heavy compounds and polishes from the pro ranges. In the consumer range on the shelf most products have little or no cat and...

I have some Lambswool mitts that are well over a year old, and are still fine, depends how you look after them, though the quality also varies from Mitt to Mitt. Could be intrested in the GB.

Which version of IP Menzerna Intensive Polish (PO85RD 3.01) or Menzerna Intensive Polish PO91L? The later is prone to dusting, I seem to have been lucky with it, indoors and outdoors of late in various temps, working in small areas, Qding the pad first, and spurring the pad with a brush after...

Not had any dusting from the latest versions here :)

Poorboys SSR range is the easist polish range to begin with. The Menzerna produces the best results.

Notice he is using warrenty as a selling point - Warrenty will be void if you cut the plug off as far as I know, if you can't be bothered to import it then do it. Importing is easy and will only take about 3 days, not sure how much it will save you.

Nice shots Alan.

Clean and Shiny also sell the Gilmour http://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/ProductDetails.asp?ProductID=10013

Shame that Photoshop save for the web destroys all the file data. Handy tool for stuff on the HD though, that said Photoshop CS2 seems to give all that data aswell.

Any true polish, removes paint/clearcoat thats how a polish works!

The tough sealant wont bond properly that way unfortunatley. Ideally the sealant needs a clean oil free base to bond to.

As above use a decent sealant or a durable sealant and wax base and then use you beauty type waxes as a top coat for looks.

Thread from the other day http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=192320

AG Glass Polish or 1Z Glass Polish for exterior glass deep cleans, and a weekly wipe down with whatever glass cleaner spray I have kicking around inside and out. I have just started using some Duragloss 751 Rain Repel Glass Cleaner from SP...

I got one from Machine Mart for about 25 quid, only use it for wheel nuts but it does the job.

Maybe worth doing a search there where a few threads a while back with pictures where people had installed the cradles. I just went for the dock cable option in the Glovebox for mine as I hate phone holders etc on the dash.

No Acid Yellow 182's as far as I know worldwide, definatley none in the UK as it was not an option. UK data http://www.renaultsport.co.uk/roadcars/heritage/clio182/data.asp

Overspray?

Won't do anything Chris, clay on removes stuck on bonded contaminents that washing alone wont. A decent glass polish is your best bet.

LOL at unhappy, not suprised being left outside and mistreated like that ;) Mine had a hissy fit after being rolling roaded the other weeks all sorts of lights on like a Xmas tree.

I payed nothing as the Chips Away guy fooked up my old 205 so it looked worse than it did to start with. Make sure you check out the guys work first. On the other hand more recently I had a Scratch done on 182 wheel and it was about 40 quid and a spot on job by someone in Swindon.

Most PDR companies should be able to do. I had one removed from my old 306.

No real reason to buy and DSLR if you dont intend to change lenses to get the most out of them IMO. Better of with bridge camera like you dads.

Desktop for Work, Laptop for around the house.

I'd go for Canon aswell just to take advantage of the excellent Lenses they make.

The 306 had black underseal under the main floorpan, which I just cleaned up woth soapy water, it seems to stay sticky for years. Some people strip this all off back to paint, I was planning to reapply another coat to the parts it was already on to freshen it up but then sold the car. On the...

Looked good though John Only thing you can do is paint or replace the parts. I took the paint option on mine using Hammerite paint mixed as close as I could to the factory colours

Just a case of getting it up in the air, losts of scrubbing with warm water, Autoglym Engine and Machien Cleaner, Tar Remover and Super Resin Polish. Once done it just meant wipe over with a damp cloth etc before a show really.