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Don't take it all so personally Alan, I know you both can't help the way you two feel about each other :p

Norwich All on the link already posted above http://www.dvla.gov.uk/vehicles/regmarks/reg_marks_memorytags.htm

Dont say that other scottish members will be jealous!

P21s on Blues everyday of the week. As for paint thickness gauges I ain't to sure myself!

Enjoy the old skool!

Welcome to CS. Run for the money in his CSL, best look for something more than the 172!

This may work http://www.meguiars.co.uk/cgi-bin/specwd.pl?pc=C2000&tp=0

http://www.meguiars.co.uk/ Shop - Bodyshop Range - Paint cleaners Overspray Clay 200g bar - £18.09 Product code: C2000

Capturing the moment at its best (well not for button anyway!) - what photography is all about.

Yeah baby yeah ;)

Looking good, nice and shiny.

Megs do an aggressive clay designed for overspray removal.

I think Racing Blue could go either way, It is a love or hate colour IMO

SM - Will be Edinburgh

You wont dislike either IMO.

Both are correct.

Nice one - enjoy Aircon is standard on the 182 Cup and Trophy. Full Fat 182's get digital Climate Control.

After use I just wring them out and dry them. Machine wash then after every 2nd or 3rd use. There are different types - Waffle Weave drying ones http://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/ProductDetails.asp?ProductID=9923 Normal polish removal ones...

Microfiber is quicker - no need to keep wringing it out and rinsing it in the bucket. Also could be classed as more paintwork friendly, as if you do miss a bit of debris when washing it has the chance of getting drawn into the towels nap, rather than scraped along the paint as it would be with...

No probs. PM Shaun 182_Blue for the latest discount codes as he always seems to have them. Don't forget the 4 inch spot pad set it is a must on the Clio and other small cars IMO.

Best get that PC then chap! Sounds to me a worth while investment reading your last post

Not really no, unless they are really really really light ones. Good for going over touched up and wet sanded ones though.

Do a few cars and it will soon pay for itself IMO. You will with a PC remove those marks that you wont by hand, and judging by your post are bugging you. Even when not doing paint correction mild polishes, glazes and sealants all work so will by PC. AG SRP is a great product by machine for...

Class - can I have the make it special one!

LOL, can I get a badge too?

The buffer you have is only of any use to apply and remove waxes, You own hand power will be greater when polishing. SRP is so mild it just needs to be applied and wiped off, does not need working till its gone, like the Scratch X would. The AIO will be fine by it at a guess as it is just...

Working by hand or a using a low powered buffer, I would not really risk anything other than Meguiars Scratch X. It is a safe product and even with lots of elbow grease you will struggle to remove all the cobwebs anyway. There are lots of decent swirl removers and compounds out there for...

Depends what size you want! ;) You can get large ones if that floats your boat! All Vauxhall dealers can order it in. Last time I paid 3.90 for a litre. But prices have gone up since. Paypal me it now biatch!

Just a fiver will be fine :clown:

Is a fantastic capture, I am finding the more you shot and more practice you get the better the shots are.