Recent content by Leebo310

Nice mate, I haven't tried the wax yet but am expecting big things based on how good the rest of the Obsession range is!

Awesome selection of cars mate [emoji106][emoji106]

Modesta BC03 is excellent although I'm not sure it's available to the public any more. Migliore Strata Coating is also very good and gives an incredible finish (see their Instagram) States it protects for up to a year but I only applied it a few weeks ago so can't comment on that! Are you going...

You're more than welcome to come to mine whenever is good for you mate! I have a double garage so decent conditions to work in and then I'm happy for you to have a go with my Rupes and give you some pointers and stuff.

It's hard to remove if you use too much or leave it for too long. I do a couple of panels at a time absolute tops and then find it not too bad (although still harder than a lot of other waxes) It gives excellent beading when it's done though. I use it on alloys too and works a treat.

Where are you based mate? I'm in Maidstone Kent and would be happy to help you out.

You won't be disappointed mate, it's a great wax All the Obsession stuff I've tried has been amazing. The snow foam and shampoo are really good in particular.

Not a waste at all mate, like I said they have plenty of uses! Tyres, wheels, exhausts, trim I use them for applying stuff to all of that with no problems. The foam for me is just too rough and coarse to touch the paint with.

Personally I wouldn't mate, some of the cheaper ones like this can be really rough foam. I use these but only for things like applying tyre dressing, cleaning the exhaust and applying sealants to the wheels and exhaust. I wouldn't touch my paint with them. Best thing I've found for applying...

Sorry but that's rubbish! Plenty of new cars are supplied in an absolutely shocking condition. Heavy handed dealership valeters can cause damage without even trying and there is absolutely nothing wrong with using a bit of SRP. I've seen new cars that require serious correction (Lamborghini are...

I went for the Pirelli P7 in the end. Got them at a decent price and have been impressed so far with regards to road noise and feel.

My silver A6 My wife's mk5 Golf GTI - reflection of a reflection Then a friends Gallardo I detail for him

Another vote for the G3 Detox here. Just to be clear, using panel wipe you'd still have to wash the car in the first place so not sure that really answers the op question. Panel wipe is quicker to use than a dedicated paint cleanser yep but if you're purely looking to try and get wax off in one...

Looking to replace the fronts on my 2.0T saloon. Any suggestions? Currently have Falken ZE914's on there but haven't been that impressed with the durability of them so looking for a change. So far I'm considering Goodyear F1 Eagles Assemetric, Pirelli Cinturato and Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta...

I've never had a problem removing them as long as you use the right combination of pad and polish.