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Pre spray the car and wheels. Use you brushes to then clean the wheels followed by pressure washing the entire car at the petrol station. Then drive back to your flat and have fun carrying all the buckets outside and finish it properly. If you've gone to the hassle and you'll expense of...

Very nice wax to use, easy on and off. Beads and sheets well, as durable as bilt hamber double speed wax but a better finish. What is it you want out of the wax? I've just gone back to using some old favourites, zymol carbon and britemax vantage. Won't last as long but wow they're such nice...

Try a new waffle weave MF before a new glass cleaner. I've used AG and megs glass cleaners around the house to use them up and not find them smear. If you do change give carpro eraser instead.

Britemax do a sealant and liquid wax, that work well topped with their own vantage paste wax.

A clay mitt will not hold onto the contaminants it's removed from your paint. Put it into a bucket of soapy water and use your hand to clean the surface and it's ready for the next panel. On my own cars I won't use a mitt or cloth and only traditional fine clay is more than enough as they well...

Taken from the in2d Facebook page 10PERCENT = 10% discount. Cyc switched to loyalty points. Think the discount code only gave 5%

Bouncers slick Mick is pretty decent. And with done and dusted QD or bead juice spray sealant it's a nice little collection.

The white carpro gloss it pads are lovely and soft and work great with essence and essence plus

Any info available on the new product?

If it's light sap then a strong pre wash and heavy concentrate of shampoo would suffice on a protected car. If it's bad and well stuck on, wash normally then use a tar remover. Will make short work of tree sap, aphids droppings and other organic fallout and debris and not just far spots.

G1 can cause juddering if not applied and removed properly. Problem is you don't know you've applied it wrong till it's too late. It performs extremely well and can't be beaten in that sense. For ease of use and application. Something like angelwax h2go or powermaxed rainoff are simple spray...

Carbon is still a great wax. Britemax vantage is a great outsider. Waxaddict vitreo is proving to be a regular wax of choice for me.

Just use a favourite spray bottle, but one that gives a fine mist is better as you really don't need to use much product for it to work. More product doesn't mean better performance. The pump sprayers are great for applying pre wash and snow foams etc but they get through a lot of product very...

For stubborn interior plastics stains try an all purpose cleaner which ever you have to hand and one of the magic eraser white sponges. The gentle abrasive of the sponge helps a lot. Carpro inside is a very good interior cleaner. With regards to the wheels. If it is really bad then the silver...

"Dressed " was suppose to be in that question

Is the tyre doesn't overly look cleaned and dressed in the last photo? Interested to hear how the spray wax lasts

The likes of gtechniq c2, carpro reload and gyeon cure are designed to be an immediate topper for ceramic coatings to protect them for the first couple of days from water spotting whilst they cure and harden properly. It just say happens that they work very well as a easy to use spray sealant.

DDJ BTBM DDJ micro prime Serious performance paint cleanser Artdeshine kotsos wax Bouncers fortify wax Carpro ironX Carpro TRIX carpro essence plus Carpro hydr02 lite

@Pearce For all types i tend to favour carpro. Bouncers and britemax are also very good with all products and won't find a bad one.

Vantage is a lovely wax in all ways but durability. I struggle to get 3 months from it

Demon shine rapid dirt shifter going cheap at eurocarparts. Use the discount code egg56 and get it for £4.50 for 1 litre...

I still use the autofinesse deluxe and britemax red uber towels quite a lot, but the twisted towels are used just as much and equally as good but being so thin and lightweight they're a little easier to deal with and definitely easier to dry out after

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=382744 Offer is still live if youre just ordering a drying towel

How well does essence+ bead or is it mainly sheeting? I have a little with Carpro sitting in the basket with essence plus sitting on the fence.

Reload would be preferable. Ive diluted it 1:1 to 1:3 with distilled water and it works well. 1:4 and onwards was a bit to weak imo There's also the carpro echo that can be used as a QD with very good dilution ratios. QD's are all very different. In theory you could use any over essence plus...

Welcome mate, live in braintree but work in colchester. Don't own a Clio anymore but will keep an eye out for you

Do the wheels now or at least a week before fitting the tyres. Much easier to deal with with no tyres fitted. And as for oils, wheel soap etc from fitting the tyres it'll just wipe off when you get them home. As for the weights, they'll stick to anything, even when coated with dlux, c5 and...

Bouncers bead juice is a bit more versatile and user friendly than the likes of hydro2 and wetcoat. It's not quite so important to rinse immediately. Been on my car a couple of weeks now and still beading strong despite the snow and gritted roads Works out more costly though compared to...

What can you do for in2detailing orders? Order quite a few bits from them recently and would happily recommend them

I'd recommend you avoid autobrite personally. Thread on the lance is smaller than most generic bottles if you ever want to use a second bottle The autobrite foams are generally very thick, with rubbish cleaning ability.