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Hello faded wheels.

I think that opinion is similar to 0000 vs VW. You shouldn't feel any difference but your mind tells you to. the power of a brand.

You'll need a wet and dry vac. They can be hired if necessary. Try AutoSmart BioBrisk as a product.

Wrong.

Different motors.

Jords aka Foxy

And I miss Rich;

<3 Naith and miss the ol' NW "Crew".

Blimey, I actually made it to a meet? RB Meet, same as above, still my favourite meet;

"haha what a fool - he stalled it" probably turned to uber respect once it was up and running.

You've actually bought one? f**k me!

Onyx is very good. Loved my glasur sample from years back.

Rubbish. Hate red cars.

Utter disgrace. Winds me up more than IT going wrong. Great results, waiting for your first wet sand.

How do you 'like' posts...

The opposite actually. I was refering to you suggesting products like SRP, LP and 476, when there are much better products out there for the job/price, without asking what his budget or requirements were. Do you know if he has a garage and is able to reapply a wax more than once every 6 months...

Looks good. Wish I had the time for all this.

IPA wipe down unless glazing.

Hope that helps.

Technically yes.

Christ, thanks for that, I'm with them at the moment!

Mild, agreed. I stupidly did it during a heat wave, granted out of direct sunlight but it was still jolly warm.

That's surprising, the last four insurers I've been with didn't. Who are you with?

Carnauba x3 coats; Vic's red x2 coats;

After several coats. I fell out with carnauba at first as it dried very quickly, leading to a re-correction of the bonnet.

No. But glass correction is possible. Worth checking how much your excess is for windscreens first though as its difficult and can be therefore expensive. Sometimes easier and cheaper to accidentally introduce it to a brick...

Other way around in the first part. G1 is 50+, G3 is 25+ mph.

Acrylic is also easier to use than carnauba. Carnauba can be fussy on warm days.

Swing and a miss.