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Nay dramas pal.

Bung them in the washing machine, hot cycle. Done.

As above, glad you've still got it, fellow clean freak :) Hope you're well pal.

The video shows how the cars/engines respond in various scenarios. If you're buying a hot hatch, you are likely to be considering one of these two. One of the considerations is acceleration, yes. Not sure I said anything about buying the cars based on the video, however...!

Type R has Vtec at the top end, no? So that's a completely null point. They are aimed at the same market, so of course the video is relevant.

Daniel is local and probably knows a few trustworthy places.

C2V3 or Reload works nicely on wheels, glass, paintwork and metalwork, so that might be a good option for you. Pretty simple spray on buff off product. I would stay away from the decontamination mitts as you will not be following it up with a machine polish and they can inflict damage. Bilt...

Lol! Tit Daniel ;) I used Reload again on Friday - didn't f**k that up ;)

Over my head. Wot?

s**t.

Bubbles isn't a sign of a good shampoo chap, just FYI. It's more about how slick it feels on the paint. Having said that AG shampoo is shocking. If you need a halfords buy get Megs gold class or order something like born to be mild/lather/Gwash online.

Not worth it unless you're desperate for it today pal. Order a nilfisk for about the same cost. Sadly not pal. Next weekend is likely?

It is guys, £4. About to use it on the family fleet en masse. I'll take some before and after shots.

Sponge? :dead:

Will this be similar to the R26R? I.e. no radio that you can turn up as the rattles get worse, the quicker you go/older the car gets?

Acidic? On chrome/any wheels? Oh dear...

Just to clear up some incorrect assumptions in this thread... If it's bake on brake dust, it is Iron contamination. Therefore, you need an Iron remover (IronX, WWHW, IronOut etc). If it is staining from another contaminant, you need a remover for that, so TarX/Tardis for tar, clay for other...

I'll see what I have chap. Wouldn't want anything other than postage for it/them.

I'd be happy to send some out when I've done my testing, Kyle. I love Illusion more at this stage, so might be up for letting it go to a better home.

Will do chap!

My sort of cleaning. Good lad!

Who? Christopher

Like having a slightly louder exhaust on your Clio? Depends on your opinions I guess ;)

Same internals as most of the other brands. What's up? Text me.

There are the good, the bad and the down right useless. But it does do something, just not as effectively as a pre spray IMO.

Yeah it clicked just after sending that post ha. When I do snow foam, I use Megs Hyper Wash. Which is a shampoo. So agreed!

Sorry it's such a short one, Joe. But I'll rewashing and topping up this Friday. Finally a day off :(

The aim of thicker foam is less water so lighter foam, this ensuring it clings for longer. You're right that it's the bottom of the foam that acts, so the longer the cleaning agents cling, the better they clean. It's not just for looks. And it's not the pressure that shifts it, although I...

You're among friends here, pal.