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Dan if you can whip the Fuel Rail cover of my mate who is a metal polisher could turn that round to mirror in not alot of time for you.
As for the inlet lettering, make up the surrounding are with paper to catch the dust and you will be fine.
Aggressive clay is more designed for the removal of overspray etc in bodyshops.
Should be no real need to use anything bar the normal stuff in most situations.
For drying loook into a good microfiber waffle weave drying towel.
Polish and waxes on Metallic Black. If working by hand scratch X is your first port of call on any defects etc.
I would be tempted to use products to give a clear wet look to make the Black look deep and wet and allow the flake...
LOL - my dad hated my 309 GTi for the same reason. I just got used to it. That said some seem to do it worse than others, either that or I just got better at preventing it!
When you sell a 205 GTi to a new owner that has not had one watching them drive up the road for the first time, gets me...
I have removed light marks with VM by hand so agree that is has some very mild cut, whether this is asued by the applicator material I dont know.
Having not seen the DVD Mark, what soft paint did you use the SSR 1, your own?
Use Safari 99% of the time if I do get problems with a site then use Firefox.
Never had the ned to stick real player on, Quicktime or Windows Media Player.
I had a good lump in my 309 seemed to pull hard in the mid range, they all tailed off early at the top end, no benifit to really thrashing them really high up there, better engine than my 1.9 205 had, Friday engine for sure!
The lowering may have been the problem, most advise said not to touch...