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As Jim says wash marring is pretty much unavoidable, the key is to make sure the pre wash/wash routine is gentle enough to only induce light marring which once a year or so will only need a very light polish pad combo to remove. I would recommend you get yourself two buckets with grit guards...

Ditto its superb stuff isnt it been using it for ages now and its long been my got to leather products. Gav

I would firstly try giving the blade a good clean, also clean the screen and try sealing it which should help reduce the friction of the blades without effecting their performance. Gav

Looks good mate as i mnetioned on eastside, are you going to this meet Simon is organising? If you need any detailing advice feel free to email/call ill be happy to help. Gav www.detailecosse.co.uk

If you want a dryer that offers hot and cold air then i would recommend www.chemicalsguys.co.uk they sell a great machine, at this time of year the warm air fuction makes drying the car effortless. Gav

I would recomend espauma revolution, give it try you wont be disapointed. Gav

Try espauma revolution or bilberry is good stuff as well, as Jim says once the wheels have been cleaned and sealed you'll find you only need a wash solution to keep on thop of them. Gav

Looks great Jim, good to see you usiing LTT stuff, it really makes you realise all the other leather care products arent up to the job in comparison. Great work. Gav

THE best leather cleaning,protecting and maintaining products can be found here www.lttsolutions.net, they are dedicated leather specialist company and once you speak to them you realise that just about all the other leather products on the market dont understand the make-up of leather. Give...

Have a look on http://www.elitedetailer.com/ where i get all mine. Gav www.detailecosse.co.uk

Thought id pop in to say hello, i dont own an Audi but detailed plenty, im Gav and run Detail Ecosse in Aberdeen, looking forward to browsing the forum. Kind regards Gav