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Could have sworn there was a thread for this already, as I posted in it... oh well. Great creative from an ad man PoV (wrap around, may have to reload the page a few times), but looks bloody mean! Presume this will be some sort of Nismo kit, but great looking thing all the same...

Based on your inability to string a coherent sentence together, your "mam" clearly over indulged?

Hoping that's not a serious post.

Difficult one. A cover would be best, but for the moment, a well protected car should ensure it's easy to clean each time. If you can't prevent (i.e. move the car, cover it, garage etc) make sure it's protected by a decent wax or sealant and when you come to wash it, pre spray and jet wash...

Looks good and... OK, it is sluggish, but a good option none-the-less.

Do they not do a "sporty" diesel version any more, Luke? Like the R26 lookalikes?

Which ever is closest from Hubikote, GWash, HyperWash or BTBM.

To be fair, swirls are far easier to sort than sanding marks, especially for a noobie (no offense, Ethan).

Standard? Love it. So close to Nautical blue which I had for a few years.

That's fine then. Not great, but better than spending a lot of money on an average finish.

Please tell me someone didn't charge you "about £40-£60" for the above after results?

It sounds broken.

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Lovely, but did you drop the clay?! Looks like loads of grit in it :S

8 year bump, just to have the hopes of someone seeing Mark Middo again dashed... Some good names in this thread.

Blackfire is the only product that looks good and lasts well. The rest are either or. Megs lasts, but looks average. AG looks great, but doesn't last. AF Satin is somewhere in the middle and thus a good product if you don't want to pay the higher Blackfire prices.

I think Kev meant any deeper than surface dirt, Chipotle.

It doesn't deep clean the seats, but it ensures the best result for delicate areas. One thing to note, especially with older vehicles, is testing colour-fastness on an inconspicuous area first. To really deep clean, you do need to wet vac and leave to dry naturally. Not always doable. dajones...

Looks great! If I may? - a couple of the marks on the clay look like Tar marks, so worth adding a tar remover in to your decontam routine to prevent this - Revive looks like it needs buffing off, but great idea on application as long as you're not over applying. Won't do any damage, just...

Costly though :(