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Chip is practically saying you have to polish a whole panel with the same amount of passes or it'll all be uneven.

I'm laughing at "Step" hence the "@" symbol.

I'd need to try that one out. Sounds cool though.

Not really, they still have to value the car correctly. They can't just pay out and go to recover costs only to be told you valued the car wrong here is 20k instead of 23k.

Lols, as an apprentice I used to spend hours taping up badges! :( f**king cut myself hundreds of times. Those badges could be expensive to replace hence why I had to tape hundreds up in our bodyshop.

Yeah they would mate but everything still has to be accountable.

Ever thought the customer might be paying more to have the car "written up"??? Mental? Not so much mate.

BTBM gives a bit mores suds and slickness than Z7, never was the biggest fan. Or Gtechniq Gwash. Pretty "clean" shampoo.

I don't understand how you can take it too seriously? It's not a hobby it's a business. His business is being the best. As for taking the handles etc out i'm not sure why you would leave them in when wet sanding a full car especially if you're painting some bits. Detailing write ups are to...

Lols. I told you boi. Mr Obudsman makes things happen. Utter shower of t***s by the sounds of it. I'm guessing a complaint will be going in and they've lost a customer. I can understand the Gap issue. They're not willing to cover an insurance company undervaluing the car which is fair enough...

Heated seats and electric mirrors were probably a far-flung fantasy from Mercedes S-Class' back in the day but they slowly make their way down the models.

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http://www.cobrasimulation.com/ The website isn't sorted yet but a bit of background. Our bodyshop and myself have been in contact with a local guy for the past 2 years helping shape and paint certain items for some American buyers etc. I've used his demo on a racing game and flight simulator...

Fpmsl @ step. Maybe venture back into the oily section Chipster.

Get Iron X mate. Trix i'm not a massive fan off. Tar remover/iron X then clay away! :)

Get Z2 for under it mate. Kinda waste having to reapply R222 all the time. 2 layers of Z2 will just be superb on GW mate.

It's far from an old car though. A decon session will transform the colour mate.

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=298274 Nick imo is the best in the business. Helps when you own a bodyshop aswell! ;) Check out his Tiguain write up also. The way cars should be painted and polished.

Just a big f**k of awesomeness! What a car. I know they cost a lot to run, an awful lot but under 10k sees you into one and they are just epic! You actually hate MPG, I bet you can't remember what 20mpg looks like?

I'll have a think of the wax. :)

Fair enough mate, Z5 contains a small amount of fillers. Both offer the same protection. :) If no DA polish by hand with something. You'll be surprised how much crap is on a brand new car even after claying!

Lols! Good ole' Colshe Motor co.

This used to be Mx-5.net!

Do you want a wax for White just for pleasure mate? Zaino for me. Tough Coat and Werkstat are great and they are soooo easy to use but if you're waxing over you need Zaino. Z2+ Z6orZ8. Zaino has stood the test of time so so well. Concentrate on decon stage, tardis, IronX good claying...

Glide? You already have Tripple don't you?

Well done chap. Great price!

Great post mate. Sadly this is CS. BMW 330 > All.

Why have you not made one of these before? You're handy as f**k mate. 15 minutes job done! Grey drill for £15/20 from B&Q http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=205820&highlight=light

the polish is a perfect one stepper mate but i'm not sure on the pads sadly. Do they have a guide? Just to see how coarse the pad is.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B007KLHKN2/?tag=cliospnet01-21 Pick it up for work actually but noticed it on DW and my God is it good! Very impressed. Not sure how it will work in total day light but inside in the shade it works very well. Wouldn't go wrong anyway. Oh and they sell it in...