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What prep would be involved to paint white over blue? Would it need to go back to bare metal to avoid blue stone chips showing through?

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Very nice.

Tyres in that first pic do look scary!

No Probs fellow Jedi!

Wash Clay Polish - If working By Hand Scratch X as needed in set areas. (Possible extra step here mild polish and paint clean with Autoglym Super Resin - I would do this myself, skip it though if you end up doing the whole car with Scratch X) Glaze - Clearkote Vanilla Moose Wax Seal - Poorboys...

Using Nattys Blue over that may give you a slightly deeper and wetter look to your paint. To improve looks further you could think about using a Glaze of some sort and topping with a less durable sealant and then waxing. You wont get the same protection as you current combo but may get a deeper...

Nattys Blue or P21s would be worth looking at. Most of the shine and depth are created through the paint prep though. What will you be using to polish before protecting?

http://www.auto-journals.com/s2/content/integrale1.html Tasty http://www.auto-journals.com/s2/content/pug_1061.html Racing Blue 182 in the Background !

I would'nt use a normal MF to dry a car must take ages? Waffle Weave Microfiber Drying Towels made for the task work well though.

I would begrudge paying extra for what is standard & factory.

Very nice, enjoy.

Cosworth in Association with Ford, Cosworth being the important bit in the programme!

Yeah think Cosworth, not Ford!

:dead: Not before lunch Si, far to early! ;)

I would use AG Super Resin and Extra Gloss on Silver.

Well this is very true ... Some like to wear there's a little to often though!

You should be okay, everywhere I have been track wise with mine so far, the kit lens has not had enough reach. Got a Sigma 70-300 lens myself which I have been using for most of the m/sport stuff so far.

Was looking at the same one. If you buy a good L glass canon lens you will have it for life is my thinking!

Yeah works well when topped with a wax, #16 or P21s are both good. It's to much of a pain product to be using to often, used to like it on my old Miami Blue 205.

Loony only likes it when Butter comes round in his monkey suit for some hands on training ;)

I hope he did'nt! Alan will sort it all out for you though Ali! ;)

Looks good, NXT does look good on Blues, shame is durability is so pap.

Autoglym Bumper Care or Poorboys Natural Look for me.

Average as ever Ali! Shot 5 is the pic of the bunch for me, Shot 6 is nice too just looks a little soft.

I can still see faces!

I changed my plate a few days after renewal, because they had not issued the full policy yet, was free as there was no admin fee for new docs as they only needed to send a new temp cover note, one to bear in mind.

I feel sorry for any fiesta owners reading this - think how they are all going to feel staring at that face all the time now!

Worth trying to see if you local chips away people can do it, a few people on here have had good results by them, though it comes down to how good the guy in your area is.

Alot of insurer's charge a 25 quid admin fee. Check your local office will do it there first as a few people on here said that theres had told them they would not. I had no problems doing it in my Local one at Worces and only had a 20 min wait the other month times before it had been up to 3...