Jay762

I had a genuine hefty chortle reading that, almost woke my youngster up in the bedroom next door :D

:lol: :lol: top idea

does look good :)

looking good!!

Its only after reading the advice on this forum from yourself and the others - didnt really have a clue before and obviously still dont know my polishes from my waxes :D didnt know that about the chamois though - will have to look into some drying cloths, no point doing the rest if I am just going to risk re scratching it during a wash

to be fair you have enough distractions with rubber care at the moment so you can be excused :D

great that the weather held off for you - nice turnout

that is coming up well - as you said at £3.30 a can that is a value result

I do use the two bucket method and have priced up a snow foam attachment ;) I use a combo glove for the soaping up (in theory to be made redundant by snow foam), chamois for the wet wipe down, sponge pad for paint renovation, polish and sealant application (different grades) microfibre to remove the polish and sealant

Wotcha and welcome Jane - when boats get it they have to clean and flush the whole system flushing it alone will not clean it also many treatments are designed as a preventative action and can only be used once it has been cleared of the wee beasties. Ill do some digging and see what they use in the Navy to get it cleared as I know it is a pain once its in there normally from foreign fuel supplies

It isnt that hard to remove it was more for double entendre posting effect :D - it is the super resin and I also have a bottle of auto glym extra gloss protection. Car has been clayed a couple of times this year due to the sap issues I have got the Meguiars kit - think it is natural clay version http://www.meguiars.co.uk/product/194/Quik-Clay-Starter-Kit/ sounds like I need to invest in some proper wax (have got some for my wheels) I have my eye on that Angel wax specifically for silver cars after seeing the results in the other thread http://www.angelwax.co.uk/?wpsc-product=ag

Awesome thats what I try and do with my kids

Looks like a great time had by all!

the rolling radius should be kept so shouldnt impact the arches I know Litchfield are recommending 17 or 18inch wheels for high performance vehicles what was the original recommendation for your car 205 60 15 or 205 55 16? if it was I think you would be looking at a 40 side wall

it certainly does - makes me want to start pulling things apart again :o

Im sure Gem would find a home for the pink dipstick :D

thats where a lot of great workshops started

grande maracas ;)

:lol: genuine - that is brilliant!!

its all in the hips :D

Might be best to ensure no damage in transit and deliver in person

we need to send some samples off to get the Miggs detailing seal of approval :P

me to, what are they running in BTCC these days?

given the interest you have generated I wonder if it is worth contacting them for a forum promotion...?

yup keep us posted ;) it may help someone else out in the future