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Happy with mine to.

Fantastic pics, very nice.

Hope you get it all sorted :(

I span my old 205 GTi after a L-O-O moment and it was a bugger to restart. Just normal I think, must cause some kind of fuel starvation, doubt you have a problem.

Looks spot on height wise, enough to lose the arch gap.

Was another labour of love!

On my own car about the same, other peoples about 5!

The Klasse twins and AG Twins both work well on Silver. Prefer Klasse AIO and 1Z Glanz wax, topped with P21s on my Silver 306.

Never boring, great shots Lee.

My 306 was easy as it had the plastic arch liners. The blackish stuff is underseal, best left on - but you can remove it with AG Bumper Care which for some reason eats through it if you wish.

Sounds as battered as mine! I cleaned mine up with some plastic polish you can use on Motorycle visors only for it to get all scratched up again so never bothered again.

It does yes.

That works well to ;)

Ben you may find this handy. Wheel arch clean up on a 1992, 80K odd car. http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/showthread.php?t=899

I have a bottle of the AG Bug remover from last year still not needed to use it yet, must be driving under 70 all the time ;) !

I did a back to back test of AIO and AG SRP on an oxidised bonnet. The Klasse gets the job done alot quicker. Single stage paints respond better to oily glazes even more than clearcoted ones. Same processes as cleacoated finishes apply.

Post the pics butter!

All the best with the new car.

Nice work, well worth doing.

Nice work Chris. Looking good.

http://www.seriousperformance.co.uk/ sell it with CS Discount. On Black most waxes look great over a proper prep. This is what matters not just the final coat of wax. Think of the wax as the final ingredient, the icing on the cake, you need to get the base sorted first. My fave wax on Black...

Looked in need of a good detail, nice work!

Nice one, glad its sorted.

Welcome to CS. Was reading a buying guide about the C2 VTS's I never see many on the road. Enjoy the new 172.

Welcome and enjoy.

Welcome to CS. Hope you find a nice valver. Normal checks apply, I am sure someone will give you specifics though. Look out for rotten rear arches.

Well you do pick these colours ;)

This works well for CD covers http://tpemble.urfbownd.net/itunes/

Takes some time to do it properly and actually remove swirls that's for sure.

If Waxed well, nothing more than car soap and water for me.