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Count me in for a summer road trip guys.

Pop a post on http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/index.php and see if anyone local has a PC.

Claying and the Megs stage wont remove the swirls unfortunatley. None of the products have enough abbrassives to remove swirl marks. As its black in all honesty to get it swirl free will need a machine polish of some sort. As around in your local area who is good on the dents. Like all things...

Some stores sell Meguiars but not all.

Was this on the M4? A freind mentioned they have an umarked Lexus IS 200 around the swindon parts of the m/way last weekend

No probs here with mine since getting the additional attenna. Blackspot suggest using the long cable placing the unit outside the car and seeing if it finds satellites as a test, if it doesnt there is a problem with the unit. Where have you placed the additional Attenna?

Good guide, a couple quid for some release keys from halfords means the head unit will pull straight out by the keys without the need to use screw drivers to leaver it out.

Welcome to CS, all the best finding the Clio.

Not one I have heard of.

Well worth the effort when they are all cleaned up.

Re: Coats of wax, polosh I try :) Sorry cant help it ;)

Will be worth it when its done.

Yeah not one for a cold day I can tell you!

I would look at something a little stronger. Meguiars All Pupropse Cleaner is good as you can mix it up to different strengths. Not needed anything on the fuel rail protector yet apart from a wipe with a damp cloth. Took my engine cover of to clean up the pipe work etc around and covered by it.

Re: Coats of wax, polosh Gold Glass Wax is a polish/cleaner wax, due to this it cant really be layerd as each application will effect the last. When using true polymer sealants such as Autoglym Extra Gloss I leave 12-24 hours between layers or topping with Carnuba wax. This time allows the...

Likewise on the flexi blade. Big no no from me. If you sheet the water of the car during rinsing in a contant flow from from an open ended hose, (without an spray type nozzle on) there is very little drying to do.

PMSL It was once red... and then it broke, quality Halfrauds!

Nice one, Glad it helps.

I find them okay, only really use them for waxes and sealants as other products are used by PC. Plus they fit into the wax post so well. I have some Microfiber applicators, but they soak up and waste lots of product in use.

The ultra plushes, as in the name a more plush, have a deeper pile on one side. As a guide on my car sad as it sounds I have different towwels for different Jobs. Normal Ultras - Polish and Sealant removal, fine nap easily wipes of haze Ultra Plushes - Quick detailing, soaks up the QD...

If your really serious Jay - a guide I did for another forum http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/showthread.php?t=899

Like everything quality can vary, not all Microfiber is the same. http://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/Details.asp?objecttradersearch=1&GroupID=1590 or the Sonus ones http://www.autopia-carcare.com/son-dwbt-2.html Have never caused any harm here

Cheers Matty, no probs. Can never be bothered to set the presure washer up here, a good blast with the hose pipe first is must. Loosen up the grime and then spray on the cleaner an scrub.

To apply polish and wax I use the Yellow Meguiars type Foam pads. To remove Pakshak Microfiber Towels.

Great looking example, very nice.

Dare I say it ... everyones most hated wash tool, Half a jumbo sponge!

Autoglym Engine and Machine cleaner or Meguiars APC, and Halfords own car shampoo as its cheap!

Of course! I would, but for the money you can't fault the stage 3, I used it before finding the P21s, the stage 3 is just not as easy to use.