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Then you won't go wrong with either. Although Russ is prettier. Sorry Jim, he bought me a pint a few years back!

I don't think extreme is the right word, Chris - sorry to be pedantic. Members with a hobby are unlikely to have a unit, insurance (although I did) and any overheads apart from product costs. Therefore, they can afford to charge lower prices than businesses such as Russ@midlandscarcare and...

If you want a known detailer, Jim White or RussZs. But fellow members that know their stuff and treat it as a hobby are cheaper and may just do the machine polishing for you, letting you do the rest. Both have their benefits - it depends on your budget.

Brazo also wrote some of this. :cry:

Prime. As linked by Gally.

Brazo. Now there is someone to add to the "which members do you miss" thread.

Great write up floppy haired one.

Wadaloadatosh.

Have a search fella. Covered very recently.

Tidy and I prefer CTRs to Clios. But your old red bus was something special. That just looks plain to me fella!

They do, but not for that level of damage. Something has gone very wrong there.

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=249041

Only my mum calls me special. Wait. MOM???

And how am I still posting? This must be my 10th post today... What happened to 5 posts a day?

Why do a have a niggling memory that MrBilly is actually female?

Are you surprised I don't see the point? 5 posts a day suits me fine. Although I seem to have more in this area...

Thinks, aka studying at BPP college of law? Shall I update my forum profile for you chap? Cliosport's finest are out this evening.

Well worth chap. Enjoy it!

Gally, BwaB actually applies for other reasons for a change! Missed that one!

We all do at some point. Easy mistake to make.

By me. And no. It isn't.

Opinions on a car forum are not slander or admissible in court. But thanks for playing the Law Game. You were just lawyered.

Lovely, mileage and price if I may? Looks in lovely condition!

Indeed. Oooh, maybe not.

Their. Think that ends my 5 posts for the day.

Silly, silly Billy. But you're very welcome to form your own opinions based on the information provided. You're not wrong until proven so with dull wheels. If it doesn't happen, you'll not change your opinions.

Or read product page on the AG website, including the CHIP regs. "contains Phosphoric Acid".

Simple test. Spray AG Cleans Wheels on your hand and leave it. Then do the same with a safe wheel cleaner. I know which I'd rather do. Or of course just read the label on the back showing the make up of each. But simple tests for simple people etc.

Quick question, what is your current wash process as I'd start there, then build the collection once you've laid down the basics. Wash mitt? Two bucket method? Drying towel? That'll come to circa £30 for a start, so worth making sure you have this lot before going for the next stage.

MFG? My Faded ...?