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I think he would like that!

He's managed to combine his 2 favourite past times into one now then! :eek:

One for next year for sure .... Sell like hot butter, I mean cakes I reckon!

Mix up some car shampoo and water in a spray bottle - much more cost effective

You did well, should be one Block! I split mine into 3, after use I save it for the wheels before chucking it away.

Why don't you? :S Thought it was normal :eek:

After waxing the car is done. I tend to use the Quick Detail spray after a coat of wax just to remove any wax or polish reidue form the seems, door shuts etc. You can use a quick detail spray to maintain the just waxed look and finish after washing though.

I think you will find you will use AIO lots if you do other peoples cars, I use it on my family's cars, Dads Van, Grans, Sisters, etc as I am normally pushed for time as they want them done quickly when the pop buy, so is a great one step product. Cleans and protects all in one very easy step...

Very nice, great work and pics.

Fantastic pics there, very nice.

I have used loads of different products messing around on mine. Most of the products I have tried here. http://photobucket.com/albums/y32/r-jay-clio/ The look is all in the prep, a good wash, clay, paint clean and machine polish is the key IMO. I used the Poorboys SSR 2 or Meguiars Speed...

Clay removes anything stuck to the paint that washing doesnt remove. Have a look here http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=124501&highlight=Clay

Clay removes anything stuck to the paint that washing doesnt remove. Wash the car well first, make sure the clay is warm and soft, else it can scratch. When claying keep neading the clay bar to get a clean face to use. I normally cut the car in 3, so if you drop it on the floor you have not...

Welcome and enjoy.

Welcome to CS

Yeah that is the Poorboys AIO equivilent really. You looked into Clearkote Vanilla Moose Handglaze at all Chris?

Unfortunatley once the wax wheres off the Imperial Hand Glaze will aswell and the swirls will be back. It just fills and covers them up hiding rather than removing them.

No more pics Mate, only took thoses for you as I saw a tree ;)

The vvt on the clio is really just there for emission purposes and is different compared to the honda VTEC system, which effects both camshafts, on the clio it is only on the intake cam. http://www.ukcar.com/features/tech/Engine/vv/vvt_3.htm the 5K kick is the car coming on cam.

Not a clue!

Glad you sorted one, enjoy it.

Autofresh will unfortunatley only mask not remove the smell.

Looks like a good kit. For tyre dressing Megs Endurance is good as recommended, I also really like Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber. For drying I like the these if you dont mind mail order http://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/ProductDetails.asp?ProductID=9170 Not found better as yet,

Rained here after I finished, luckily it was tucked away in the garage by then! Was polished a few weeks ago with Autoglym Super Resin and Sealed with Clearkote Carnuba Moose Wax. This morning a quick wash and coat of Nattys Blue Wax.

Fantastic results, like others never noticed an increase in shine myself from claying, but the paint always feels so much better after.

Cheers, We shall sort something out then :)

Nice one, when's the big day! :) ;) I will hold you to that then, need to do mine ready for that aswell.

Nice work, I would be in heaven with a place like that to use whenever it rained. Bubbles ... does your Dad want to adopt a son!

Super Resin does the same job but includesd some mild abrassives. I would use them after claying though, clay will remove wax anyway. As for fairy liquid this will strip you right back to bare paint if you want to use it on your paint. Lots do, your choice!

Spotted this when out buffing earlier!