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A few of us on here have had it. Those that have had is solved ( LadyS for one IIRC ) had the front screen resealed.

For a capfull of each damn that is effective.

5% IIRC - worth a quick PM to Tim (cleanyourcar) on here to confirm

Bet he never has the problem of needing to put his car in the garage wet though!

7424 and 7336 are both the same machine one is sold as a polisher one has a sanding disc supplied. Would not bother with ebay, all you need to know to get one here: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=160898

Just a really weird reflection.

On the 182 you could get Cup Packs. Spolier pack got a larger rear spoiler and a plastic front lip spolier Cup wheel pack got stiffer suspension and anthracite coloured alloys.

I am told it should not strip anythingby those who use it - but am a little dubious myself so will be sticking to the Meguiars Hyper Wash and Maxi Suds mix on the Clio. Will test the SSF on the daily driver here first.

Don't you mean the black one behind it Dave?

I will have a look on the full sized image later and see if it is any clearer!

As said a machine polish is the only way to really remove the swirls. Working by hand you will be able to correct minor ones, and improve on the larger ones, but some will always beat you. For the tar Autoglym Tar and Adhesive and some Meguiars Quik Clay for the bonded on bits should do the trick

Neil surely Chris (ukaskew) must have some good ones of his old car?

Yeap 205 - front screen, rear quarter glass, door, and roof line give it away easily.

He has a point, why settle for anything less ;)

As long as its clearcoated you can treat it the same as you would any painted surface.

If your polishing / paint cleaning it will strip anything the shampoo leaves behind.

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What’s the part number for the rear spoiler on a Clio Renaultsport? 172 Cup / 182 with Cup spoiler pack / 182 Cup: Spoiler: 7701474863 Raised stoplight: 7700429000 V6 255 / 182 Trophy spoiler: Tailgate Strut: 6020014070 Spoiler: 6020012727 High-level stop light: 7700844706 (+shunt: 8200308392)...

Indded - The Glaze sits after polsihing before waxing. Most give good results, main thing to remember most dont allow sealants to bond properly to the paint, and in some cases sealants won't work at all over them. Best looking one is Meguiars 7 Show Car Glaze but it is probably the hardest one...

Yellow if you can find a good one when you get back.

You should not use a car cover while the car is wet, and it is not ideal to put a wet car into a heated garage. Driving home in the rain and putting it into a normal garage is fine. Problems can arise in the winter if the car is covered in water and salt, you get home and put it into a warm...

Only used the Megs one aswell, but at 12 quid a bottle it is well worth a look.

http://www.autobritedirect.co.uk/

I have been mixing the Maxi suds with Meguiars Shampoo Plus in the Gilmour here, works ok but nothing really foamy, if you want lots of foam you will be better getting some Autobrite Super Snow Foam. Any others foam up much the same. Maxi Suds did not work to well here suds wise in buckets for...

Superb, how many miles have you done with the system on?

lol 206,371.13 GBP get saving!

Want the Orbisoud for mine aswell but know the Management light being on will piss me off. Cat back one and I would buy one tommorrow.

To get decent durability and proper bonding the first layer needs to go on clean wax free paint, preped with AIO, Jeffs Prime or AG SRP. It would look good over anything but you wont get the maximum protection. For something easy to use and less surface fussy for after washing get some...