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http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=273188 Onyx results from the Northern one x

https://www.monzacarcare.com/products/?category_id=6272&search_mode=view_item&product_id=1462&start=0&search_term=Enter%20search%20term Or this, but prefer the SV products.

http://www.swissvax.co.uk/products/wax-products.asp 45 quid, bonus!!

Hai on my side Kev <3 Paul, shexy. Gex, not limited to CYC I would buy Chem Guys Sealent with something like Onyx, but that might be out of budget (can never remember whether it's 40 quid or 80, big difference I know, but don't need to buy that often!!

Not my choice for the wax btw, but from CYC I would suggest that's your best. Or save on money and buy some P21s/Nattys but they won't last.

Chem Guys Blitz spray sealent X2 followed by probably Vics Concs.

Doesn't this mean that you will get two heads rather than one? Score as far as I'm concerned!!!

And he is in a selling car hole . . . ?

Lol, Kev clearly still hasn't had his ;):rasp:

Definitely typed that before my morning coffee, go me the keyboard warrior :S Sorry lad lol! Hear what you're saying, ran a business just like yourself as my source of income while at University (insured, small garage but still local Leeds/NW/NE only) so looked upon myself as a pro. It's no...

That size of car you are looking at at least 250 from me. Interior would be included but exterior would be just paint correction and seal, no wheels off full detail for that price. For a full detail, think about 350 upwards, purely due to size and time required.

Booked it, packed it, fucked off the misses ;)

Aye, just heavy marring, like in paint lad. Get me out on a track day with you and I'll do the polishing for s***s and giggles.

Yeah that would do it, but to be honest, most polishes would, just need the machine to do it ;)

Piece of kit this Jords, love it. Did you get the windows sorted in the end? Pop round any time and I'll do them for you :)

Shitter this Immi, possible to get rid of them with a paint correction?

Shouldn't be an issue Lou, if you go in and look genuine and don't try and bullshit them they will be just fine. Just say exactly what you've just said and if it's the truth they will tell and replace it. Mine was replaced for a tiny crack. I just mentioned that I had heard they can grow and...

Why does the man in the orange and yellow grab the other guy's arse at 1.27? Oh and the cars are quick, yes.

Someone leaned over and read what I was writing and just gave me some advice. There is something down the road called a greedy pig . . . two sausage, two eggs, two bacon, two hash browns in a large bap with sauce . . . !!!!!

Russ, are the cup racer stickers meant to be like that? I can't make up my mind whether or not the scratched look is good or not. The paint depth is epic fella, but I would expect nothing less!

Aye, it's what happens when you get your dad into detailing ;)

Lou I shot myself in the foot with that, I do too :S :(

Second part is correct (no punn intended) and I'm not looking for an argument (although everyone seems to be jumping on the Cliosport detailing waggon at the moment, with "pros" popping up everywhere!). I run it as a side line for something I enjoy that gives me a car/house/beer fund. Clio...

Hi. Pro detailer talking. 125 for paint correction and seal. . . That wasn't too much of a hard push now was it?

Yep I have, mine updates every 15 minutes, not sure if that is the same thing, but seems to update just fine. If you are struggling with an msn account there is a server that allows you to fetch your mail called IzyMail. Search for it with Google and follow the instructions.

The Storm is a rotary. I wouldn't start with a rotary if you are new to detailing. But that is your call on money and paintwork. The I4D stuff is in my collection and well worth the money. Personally go for either LLC pads (but they are difficult for n00bs as they fall apart quickly if you...

Would trust those guys to the end of the earth. Planning on writing up a guide, but just not had the time! That is perfectly acceptable to follow.

Yesh blad; Flol. The only word that sums up this photo is "Innit".

Are you calling the Polish hunter gatherers? ;)

White looks epic, but is also showy.