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Buying as we speak Boss.

3M buddy. Those or Sonus are the only ones that have lasted for me.

Mother of God, that's sold me!

LC ones fall apart quicker than a Clio, Richy!

Yeah I like the idea of the less dusting part. Will no doubt invest when I have the time!

Awesome.

Because I've not had chance to try them - you said you were bringin!

Pads wise, try the 3M ones from I4D (remember the code for 7.5% discount!). Polishes wise, still like Menz personally. Power Finish is very good, but then again for a rotary on Renault paint, you might only need something like Lime Prime!

Actually have to agree with Ali on the "worst slinger" point Kev, sorry! Lol!

It will give them the dark shine you want, but this won't last if your plastics aren't clean. Take paint; you need to clean before you protect. So you clay, polish, protect. Same with plastics. Clean them with something like WD40/Linseed Oil (scrubb hard, requires elbow grease). Then wash with...

It is of course up to you buddy. But the simple fact is you don't know about machine polish and therefore how to do it, so could potentially cause damage. Yes, everyone has to learn some how, but that's your call :)

Hmmm, in that case, could be a lacquer issue, as someone else mentioned above. Machine polishing could be your only option . . . !

Facebook last night Kevin, you missed out! Warren, true!

Funny enough, you've named on in the title. Auto Glym Bumper Care is a perfectly good product available from Halfords. If you want to go slightly better, go online to I4Detailing/Cleanyourcar/Polished Bliss etc. Then you have products from Chem Guys, 303, Poorboys and a few others.

That's true, it also has headlight manual leveller . . . hmmm

It's OK, he isn't, he just hates car servicing! Will be in touch :)

Surely cup packs + mods? Re the MOT issue concerning Xenons, mine was MOT'd at three Renault garages in it's life, each had no issue with me having Xenons without washer jets. One even mentioned the lights were aimed to high, which would have failed it, but they were kind and adjusted them for...

This still makes me laugh, almost as much as Ari.

Spoken to Dad recently Laura? Lol. I'll be popping in for a service and an MOT later this month :)

If you've not used a polisher before, I wouldn't start with that one. It is basically a rotary and therefore creates a lot of heat. It will also, therefore, cut very quickly. With Renault Clio paint, you barely need any cut what so ever. I would advise against using the machine above and get...