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Same here, Optimax diet from new. Half tempted to try the Tesco stuff when I see some.

No probs. Nice one. I recommend the Extra Gloss after the Resin, then you P21s, well worth it.

If you have a local Vauxhall stealer around, have a look - some sell it stupidly cheap, is great stuff.

She must be...18 :eek:

P21s is a great wax on all colours, easy on and off, and looks great. You will like it. The DAS pads will see you fine. Depending on your paint work you can use the SRP on the Green or Blue Pads.

Should arrive at yours tommorrow possibly then!

I am not a big fan of NXT had my bottle since it first came out in the states and only used it a handfull of times! For durability I prefer AG Resin and Gloss, 5 months protection on my daily driven car. I would apply the Super Resin with a PC + polishing pad and remove with a Microfiber cloth...

Use there glass plish, fast glass and tar remover here to. Super Resin, apply by PC and a Sonus green polishing pad, or by hand with a yellow Meguiars foam hand pad. Remove with a Microfier towel. Extra Gloss, again apply with a yellow Meguiars foam hand pad, and remove after 45-60 mins with a...

I use Autoglym Super resin and Extra Gloss Protection at this time of year for protection and then use a wax on top. For the money and the protection offered, plus its easily available of the shelf in Halfords etc, you can't go far wrong with the Autoglym IMO.

I know that feeling. Purchased for £1800, sold for £2400, also after 18 months and 20K!

No probs. 16 is a good wax, not the easyist product to use by hand, but is durable and lasts well. Rich

#80 is Speed Glaze a polish, great by PC. http://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/ProductDetails.asp?ProductID=9123 Link to Meguiars #16 Paste Wax http://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/ProductDetails.asp?ProductID=9133

My first one was an Xsi which I sold for the 182 after 4 years, like yours faultless. The 1.4 LX aint quite as fun!

They work well, brush off and a wipe with a damp cloth and there all done. When I am in the 306 I mostly wish I was in the 182!

Came as a fell set. Two fronts and 2 smaller rears. I only used the 2 fronts as I rarely carry and rear seat passengers, as I use my 306 if I need the extra space. One dealer told me they would'nt fit the 182 due to its different floor pan PMSL and refused to order them! Cost 18 quid -...

I would use one or the other with Gold Glass and NXT, each will remove each other if used in conjunction. I would wash, clay and use the NXT myself. You need a pure carnuba wax to use after the NXT rather then the Gold Class. If you want something from Halfords, go for the Meguiars Stage 3...

No one os really to sure how durable Supergard is. If the grime your lifting of with the clay is under the supergard you will be yes. Never bothered with the Supergard myself, I would just clay, polish and stick a good sealant on.

Liquid is aimed at all colours, the paste for Reds and Blacks. Not used the liquid, but it looks good on yours. Not used the Collinite either, but a few on here use and love the stuff.

Bonnet shut properly? Mine did this when mine wasnt. Also check the pin switch for the alarm under there to see if it moves up and down.

Brave man - Worth it though looking at the results. Only used the paste Souveran, liquid one works well then?

Nice one, it tends to look better with mutiple coats, I stopped after 3 in the end with mine. Each one adds depth and wet look. Also after about 24 hours when its all bonded it seems to look better aswell.

Saw the thread, you went for the liquid version then? The paste version smells like some tropical punch!

I hate car parks for this reason alone. Sortable by paintless dent removal I hope?

Like Brazo said, course of action will depend on the machine, aswell as what pads and polishes you have.

Re: b**ch Ouch, what happened? Hope you get it sorted.

Very nice - looking good. You went for the liquid rather than the paste Souveran then?

Not risked using mine just incase!

well used then, nice 17's!

It gets a wash and maybe a coat of wax this time of year. 1-2 hours max. Not been polished since late summer.