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On here only seen some posts by Al with the 50/50 P21s is a great all round wax, looks good on any colour. Nattys Blue may give a wetter look on Racing Blue though. Most of the look is in the prep anyway, the polishes / glazes give 90% of how your car will look. With winter coming up I would...

Because you have a dirty mind!

Seems that way for me with the Speedtouch USB modem supplied I had everytime the OS updated say 10.3 to 10.4 etc the drivers no longer worked and it took ages before they updated new drivers on the Speedtouch site. Now I am running a Netgear Router all 3 Macs have no problems at all no the...

All I found was some of the packages say Windows 98 etc only because the free modems dont always work with the Mac, but a decent router gets round that.

18 quid I think

For looks, Clearkote Vanilla Moose, CG M Seal and then P21s For better protection AG SRP, AG EGP and then P21s

Just started using them, they leave a great look and oil free so ideal for sealants.

What was Wanadoo, now Orange. Not using the free Modem though, have a Netgear router.

P21s on that shade of Blue for me. Nattys will look wetter, but P21s will bring out the colour better and have more depth. The overall look is all in the prep - polishing gives most the look.

Heading down the A40 out of town to Benhall and turned to go down Princess Elizabeth Way. Looked superb, private J plate on it, 5.45 this evening.

Never use that supplied one feels nasty, Yellow Foam hand pad here.

Written by someone in the marketing department who has not got a clue I expect.

In the house in a warm room with padded walls :clown:

Being on Alcantara there is nothing you can really safely put on it bar water. http://www.alcantara.com/ and go to maintenance.

As little water as possible Dan. Spray on the AG Engine and machine cleaner and agitate with a paint brush allow to dwell for a few mins, rinse of using a low pressure flow of cold water from a hose pipe using only as much water as you need to remove the degreaser. Anything your worried about...

They are some old pics of my 306 Jay which I had to clean up properly, no point posting the 182 ones as that would be too easy.

Cleaned - Autoglym Enine and Machine Cleaner Plastics/Rubber -Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber Care Under bonnet paintwork - Autoglym Super Resin Metalwork - Autosol

Don't sound good Dave, have seen bottom ends die when the light only comes on for a few seconds. :(

Not one you want to use after again though ;)

Just a decent Microfiber cloth. I am using Poorboys ones from Alex at www.seriousperformance.co.uk at the moment.

Level or temp? The gauge shows coolant temp. Going up and down is a know issue with the sender gauge/sender wiring a fair few threads on here about it.

Though I think it was Edde that said it can be altered on the Clip so can be different from car to car.

I only ever use soap and water on my own wheels and a Halfords wheel brush. On other peoples cars my first step is Autoglym Engine and Machine Cleaner or Meguiars All Purpose cleaner, and then yes if thats not working out comes the Autoglym Wheel Cleaner. I hire small people do do the hard to...

I would first try some non acid based cleaner first - I like Autoglym Engine and Machine Cleaner. If this is not working you will have to use something stronger which most are acid basd. Autoglym Clean Wheels is good, (but acid based) but you can water it down. As long as your wheels are in...

Think you should drive a 206 180 and then a 172/182/Trophy (any will do) back to back and then see how you feel about the Pug!

After claying the paintwork, a good use for the left over clay is to do the wheels. Other than that a strong wheel cleaner of some sort will be needed and a brush. Of the shelf try the Autoglym Clean wheels, it is acid based so use only as much as needed. After polish and seal them - then soap...

ha ha superb

Thought looking at the pic you had become a window cleaner.

Just remove with a microfiber towel as with any product.

Some cracking pics there, nice work.