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Maybe worth having a look here on the forums. http://www.apple.com/support/ Lots of people are having problems with the new intel Macbook pros (I am worried now as I have one on order) maybe some of the same issues with the new intel imac. Lot's of people are saying its because they are...

By the time I have set the jet wash up, I would have been able to bucket wash the car anyway!

It's a chemical paint cleaner, stips of old layers of wax etc, to give you squeaky clean paint. Combined with clay this is a good way to get back to clean un waxed paint.

Looking good, will look spot on all polished up.

Hopefully they will get re-listed properly then? I noted the sucharge thing, but thought everyone would just pay by cheque to avoid it.

Same company as Elephant, and Admirial, always use all 3 to get me a better renewal deal from my current insurance compamy each year lol!

Standard exhausts going on what people have said on here seem to die as soon as it leaves the factory! Mine's getting stainless as soon as it gives me the chance to!

That's them gone then!

It's a one step product, cleans, polish and protects all in one. Wash the car, clay if needed and then apply the Cleaner Wax.

Old pic from a year or so ago. The one I use.

Yeap that's the one. Most Halfords should have the Extra Gloss.

It can be. The Extra Gloss won't bond and give you the same durability and lasting protection it will over Super Resin though.

Autoglym Super Resin will be fine after claying. Maybe worth getting some Meguiars Scratch X to use in any trouble spots after claying (paint looked in good shape at the Mids meet so you may not need it), and some Autoglym Extra Gloss Protection to seal it after the Super Resin, reckon that will...

That's the best product I have found to work by hand with. Other products wll do the job, but that's the one I would go with. Rich

The waxing will be fine, the biggest danger of doing damage is in the claying. That wont happen as long as you wash the car well first (your post sounds like you do that anyway) and as long as the clay is not hard. See the claying post from earlier on today for some tips. What you planning to...

That's a good sign though, means they will polish out.

Sound like they should polish out. If you rub over them with a damp finger do they go away?

Make sure the clay is warm and soft and you will be fine.

You bugger ;)

Yeah just Super Resin and Extra Gloss in the pics, no other wax or anything on top.

I reckon they will clean up nicely.

Hope not! :(

Looking good, see what you mean about those wheel arches though!

Enjoy.

How deep are the doors scratches? Have you tried Meguairs Scratch X on them?

The car wash you use before polishing does'nt really matter, I only use decent stuff, to maintain a polished finish. Before claying or deep polishing cant go wrong with Halfords own. For applicators and removal cloths http://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/ProductDetails.asp?ProductID=9121...

Worth trying, the closest one to me, has to get it in from there other branch (the cheap one!), and then does not sell it at the nice cheap prices! The other one looks at me like I am speaking in foreign language when I enquire in there about it! You may get lucky.

Heading along the Suffolk Road towards the Tivoli from the Glos Road direction. Anyone on here?

Did she worry about your clio fetish... or did you look drool and stay quiet ?!

I did the whole of my 182, and still plenty left. Apply with a foam hand pad or folded terry towel for more bite.