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Yeah you really need to do everything perfect mate. Email the companies in question and research them. Application and prep is absolute key.
Polishing then car-pro eraser ipa etc then apply, nothing else needed.
No imo. The water behavior can't touch Ceramic sealants. They are boring because you don't actually have to do anything except wash the car.
To be fair mate you can do as you wish. The strong swirl resistant (to a point) will still be a great base underneath and glazes/waxes/sealants. :)
Exo isn't a ceramic coating mate but I see where you're coming from. Personally i'd discount the new C1+, it needs other products to make it work well. Although in saying that C1+ is a good base but quite fussy.
If I was to recommend any at the moment it would be Cquartz/Cquartz UK. The UK...
We're not even debating the OP anymore. Someone compared the Fiesta to the Clio. As much as the Fiesta can compete with the 182 it wasn't intentionally aimed at competing with it, hence the fact that they restricted a 2.0 litre petrol engine to produce only 150bhp!!!!!!
So you're comparing...
Oh hi...
Any the point stands. The ST brand doesn't try to compete with the Renault R.S. range. If it does then it could be said it's punching above it's weight.
It wasn't aimed at any age group. It's cheaper to tax, insure and fuel than a Clio and has less horse power. If that's competing then they're really bad at it.
They physically restricted the breathing of the car to keep the Bhp down. You'll notice the Focus ST mk1 runs a restricted RS unit...
It's a fact. If it was competing with the Clio it would have had much more BHP from the restricted 2.0 litre engine. Surely you can see that?
A Clio 200 can keep up with a MK2 FRS on a twisty road, it means jack s**t imo. A Clio 200 can keep up with a Lambo on a B road, it means nothing.
Nope, i'm trying to say you'd buy one for different reasons to the Megane/Vxr. You can directly compare the FRS to them if you wish.
Look at the new Focus ST, it's aimed at a different market. Ford have stated this on umpteen occasions yet people don't listen.