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Nice one. Haven't considered using anything else for the results achieved at a very reasonable price don't think I need to. The spare money can go on polishes, waxes and microfibers.

I may think twice about posting after THAT!!!!!!!!!! sweet Jesus!!!

2 bucket method. Jet wash a panel at a time starting with the top half of the car going round once. Then replace suds and repeat for the bottom half of the car. Obviously wheels are done first. Use fast glass for the windows. Megs next gen all metal polish paste for the exhausts and megs tyre...

Joking and winking a side...this is all I used and I'm being deadly serious. Mightily impressive results for something I picked up in a supermarket and the car hasn't been waxed or polished since the end of last summer. I tend to use a generous amount in the bucket and use it regularly. Plus...

Just a wash, nothing else....promise ;)

Mirror finish. Stunning. Is your user name Tom Six the infamous director?

Fea-thur DUST-er owwww! lol Thanks Lee, Chan & Gaz. Enjoy your Sunday. Lou

Morning all, As the title suggests, does anyone know of any specific products and technique in removing fine dust from interior areas that are prone to fine scratches if not done correctly? i.e the plastic covering the DIS and in and around the polished black plastic of the dashboard control...

Thought I'd post this after giving it a go for a while now. The inevitable slight creasing on the right side of the bolster part of the driver's seat is obvious, perhaps more so in my car me being of ample size but I'm proud to say I don't have to buy my clothes from jacamo...yet. As I small...

Thanks pulp and sorry about your news. Hope you get it sorted.

As the title suggests. Probably an obvious answer to simple question. What's the best product(s) to use to remove water spot marks from the external plastic areas like rear wiper blade arm and air intake housing on the S3? They're pain in the ####!

Lovely in the shade. Not to keen on the colour in the sun, it's almost like it's been stripped naked of its colour as if the sun burnt it away!

Hey Chall! As it it's going to cost me £300ish for the full detail where Gtechniq products are applied I'm going to hang on until the end of March continuing my routine cleaning and protecting process during the autumn (feels like autumn now!) and winter. So bit of a wait but minor paint...

From the dealer and perhaps some complacency on my part [emoji125] [emoji125] [emoji125]

Claying not necessary mate?

Sounds about right. Take your wedge. Hide any snags. Say goodbye.

Thanks Chall! Wax then sealant yeah? Any need to clay the car or leave that for my pro detailer in spring as no doubt he'll do that in the correction process? Thanks again for your advice. :-D

Still love black. Audis will always look beautiful in black Imo, red and white Audis will always wear black trim the best as well. Nice pics rob

Is he a professional detailer or glamorised valeter? That looks painful! It'll be interesting to see how this is rectified. Keep up posted. Feel for you a) because R8's aren't cheap and b)because you said he was a friend of yours which makes it very awkward