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It's not a precise science to be honest. I have used SRP and other polishes on my glass for years and never had any issues. In the same respect, I have used waxes on my front screen before and never had any issues. However, there are specific glass polished (Auto Glym Glass Polish being one...

ITR is fine. And if you're happy with fine, that's fine. The simple fact is Tardis is doubly as good. It is also technically cheaper, but you have to buy 5L of it.

Look in the detailing section. And yes you can make it a lot worse.

I was recovering from the shock of a shite rugby match. And yeah, I didn't know about it either. But still :(

Who has?

Another one bites the dust, eh?

I've heard. We need to meet.

God knows what I'm going to do boys. No hose, no driveway to speak of... :(

"Hear ye, hear ye, wheel bolts that don't corrode be extra Mister"

Surely...?

I'm struggling to understand why you would need a strong right arm for a wax? Have a look in the detailing section.

How're those swirl flaps Sir_ChavhasboughtvenomsOMG?

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Are you looking as well bud? Seen a few nice examples, but some real dogs as well. A gorgeous looking Imola, but turned out to have twice the number of miles on it!

SRPwned?

Looks fantastic buddy. Well done!

LOL! Z8 is a superb product. But Glos isn't that bad Gallerific. I've bought it twice now, and would buy it again.

Looks superb and it's a great colour! But I'm biased!

You might be receiving a Silverline rotary soon Kev.

The Metabo is supposed to be superb Lew buddy. Well worth a read up. But looking into it more I think it is on back order everywhere :S

Lol.

WD40 on a MF Jamie. Plus a bit of elbow grease. Then clean them down with a decent All Purpose Cleaner. The active ingredients break the polish down. It is the same idea with Linseed oil.

Christ. You can buy an Audi, but you just can't buy taste. What a load of tosh/ruined cars! If you want it to stand out, make it gleam. Don't go putting gash wheels/paint/wraps on it!

EGP is a sealant and there is nothing wrong with that. Not the best, not the worst. It will do for the moment.

Unless you have a decent detailing shop near by, HD Wax from AutoGlym is going to be your only possibility.

No reason not to get Prime Strong really. It'll just make life easier. But then again, I wouldn't buy it as I don't need it... does that not make sense?

Prime is prep (chemical cleaner with a small amount of abrasives), Jet is protection (sealant). The third is a Quick Detailer that will also top up the protection.

Cool story bro. I did the same as you know. Woke up this morning to the noise of an angle grinder cutting what? Bricks. So brick dust all over the fecking place :(

I was going to add about the kit vs separate products point. Exactly what I did.

Let me at it with a rotary!