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excellent, so what do the guys on the scooby forum think? either they think ur mad or a genius lol

let ya off this time but get back posting asap, missing ur details man!

nope absolutely fine to do this mate just make sure u use plenty of lube

excellent results looks great mate

wish i was closer to u guys!

o well if it has worked for u then cool but the general concensus is that they dont do much, not worth the money anyway. id recomend getting some autoglym super resin polish, this fills the scratches somewhat to reduce the appearence of the scratches and swirls

yer u may find the polisher will get those scratches out. if not could always try wet-sanding but thats something i wouldnt do until i had perfected it on scrap panels!

u said the 'T' word!!:blow: dont bother with any of them scratch removers, the only thing that will remove scratches from hard audi paint is a machine polisher. couldnt really recommend anything to u, its just what u need really isnt it, didnt u mention u needed a washmit b4? u could get some...

lol blastered weather! so what did u make of the clay- did it pull off alot of dirt?

normally the 3for2 last for around a few weeks if i remember correctly but this may just be for the easter period so id get in there quick

ive had this argument with meself plenty off times and came to the conclusion.....let my mate do it for nothing :)

yep was in there b4 taking full advantage. nice1 for the heads up thou

i personally dont use any special dedicated cleaner. all i do is wash them. u can get wheels sealants whcih will help bring out some nice flake. check out http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/car-care-products-wheels.html

yep autosol is great, never used the armourall before but if ur happy with it then its all good.

gotta be honest im not the best with machine polishers. one of the more established members will be able to help out a bit more with this one but im sure there will be a big difference! by the way check out detailingworld.co.uk the ideal website for us enthusiasts

can u post a link to the machines that your looking at on ebay? we'll be able to tell u a bit more then but to be honest without even seeing them there prob not gonna be up2 the task in hand. this is probs gonna be the cheapest polisher you can get which will get the job done. heard lots of...

just depends whether ur in need of a cloth i suppose bud, i had to buy the starter kit last time as they had no separate lube. i think u also get a small container of tech wax in there aswell but to be honest just go for the clay and the lube as theres much better waxes out there and cheaper...

100% recomend claying, as said u wont believe the crap that comes of the paint!!! u might aswell start with the likes of the megs clay from halfords

thats what i thought until i discovered the wonderful world of detailingworld

yer man what u gettin next?