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This is the use for it Clyro.

Blimey! Joking?? I was quoted a hell of a lot less for the 3.xx we have.

I spy the ST you were working on ;)

Failing this, look into the 3M foaming glass cleaner. Epic stuff by all accounts.

The other question is, if it's used for cleaning your car once a week and the occasional other job around the garden, why are you spending upwards of £300? The circa £150 models will suit you down to the ground. I wash 3-4 cars weekly and during my time as a detailer the thing was in use daily...

Karchers over the 3.XX mark can have their motors replaced. I would see what the cost of replacing the motor would be, before looking at another unit. Our Karcher 3 series has been going for 4 years at least. The ones before that were all cheapo ones, so the motors couldn't be replaced.

Gutting.

Calm down guys, the money from the FPM is going towards this conversion;

Holy thread revival batman!

Not quite John. The idea is you don't have to rinse the car. So regardless of your car's condition (detailed or not) it means rinse-less washing, which is ideal at shows etc. The fact that the OP has detailed the car significantly at the start of the test is basically to show how little this...

Precisely that.

Been too long since my last rendez vous with the NW reps.

That was a dress up pub golf party. No one told me.

Here I am coming second in the 2008 Australian Grand Prix;

PM'd.

I am awesome.

Confirmed. /beardy

Welcome and congratulations on being one of the very few CS members that might be able to get insurance through Chris Knott.

It's very good, but you can't see a pretty pink colour change ;)

These; http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Miracle_Dryer.html http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/I4D_Uber_Premium_Drying_Towel_1.html

I'm JD. However, JD has no time for his own car currently, and as much as I hate passing on detailing business, I would get in touch with DA's contact (migilor details).

Holy s**t boy! At least you have a product that works though!

For the newbies above, ONR stands for Optimum No Rinse and basically (as Toby has said) means a hoseless wash.

As am I Jim. As mentioned, I'm really not a believer in this sort of thing, but that thread really does show it's worth. If and when I get the chance to attend Audis in the Park etc, this could be useful!

s**t. The end. x

And that included me, up until now! http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=190214 Quite incredible! Doesn't mean I will be going to it, as I have access to the necessary equipment, but certainly an impressive outcome!

Glad I wasn't the only one...

Ah nice!

Oh? All OK?

Nice :) PM on it's way buddy, no time this week, perhaps next?