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LOL - I am - username Rich on DW aswell .... when Jay cleans it for you ! ;)

LOL - mine was covered in loads of those tiny little spiders yesterday.

;) Won't be when I have finished

Sunsets are cheating to Alan, any car looks shiny in a sunset ;)

Sounds fun! Is there any other colour than black? Marry me? ;) ( The money is in the post ) Let me lose on yours?

lol - busted again ;)

Sure - You want to make me even more moist than you normally do? Bring out the big Guns Alan! Mine yesterday

FFS yesterday I had to agree with Ali, now I have to agree with this boy:mad: ;) :dead:

Ha ha, the shine is all in the polishing, wax is just the icing on the cake :o

LOL, I know your secrets now young Alan ;)

The key to SRP is a little applied nice and thin with even pressure, should wipe of with little to no pressure. Dont get me wrong the Nattys Blue is not hard work, but just not as wipe off like butter as the P21s and Souveran are. That said origional Nattys is easier off than the Blue which can...

Well worth consideringthe JEFFS rather than EGP just for ease of use. Not used my origional Nattys for a while, but it does look very alike to P21s anyway just not as easy on or off. I have layered alternate layers of Souveran and Nattys Blue on mine, so should work.

Nattys will look good, the Nattys Blue is also good choice too as it will leave a wetter look to the paint. The only downside I find to the Nattys Blue is it never seems quite as easy of as other Carnubas. My Preference on most Blues is always P21s. AG SRP, EGP and P21s is a nice combo on...

Depends how much you want doing! Not planning on doing any more mow bar my own till the spring to be honest. EGP is so 2005 ;) Can't knock it though, just takes me 3 days rather than 2 hours to do 3 coats with the Jeffs.

LOL - You will soon look like Popeye Dan ... Maybe try Spinach?

I bet being in conditions like that, the front ends on them seem to mark so easily over here.

Much better Al ;) What do you use on you exterior plastics?

Not a clue ... Works well on the oven though!

Which buffer? These battery powered buffers wont have enough power to break the scratch X down so it works effectively to remove them. Certainly wont be to harsh though. A machine polish with a proper machine polish is the only real effective way to remove them.

Yeah a bit of heat first should losen it up.

I wouldnt spray that on my wheels let alone bodywork. I know loads of you lot do!

Heat the white sticky residue up with a hair dryer and remove it the best you can peeling it off. Autoglym Tar and Adhesive remover on the rest. Took me ages to do mine. Also heat the whole plate up first and it hopefully should not leave much residue when you remove it.

A strong shampoo mix should have sorted I would have thought, Something like Megs NXT wash as that is fairly strong when used at normal mixture. At worst Meguairs APC 10:1 or AG Engine and Machine Cleaner / AG Motorcycle cleaner should degrease it nicely. What an Idiot - Waste of curry aswell :(

LOL @ Al - it is only your pics that make Pearl Black look golden! Pearl Black has a finer fleck. Never looked at the flecks close but Black gold has all sorts of colours in it. Black Gold is where it is at.

LOL Posted up on DW and Autopia too.

Cracking pics as ever Dave. Not been over there for a load of years now, and never in my own car, a must to do.

Weather is against me now with no shelter to work under, give me a shout in the spring.

Cheers for the comments people :clown: I did try and found help operator put me through to some guy called Alan? You need to change products Dan, if they are hard work they stay on the shelf here!