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Spot on Jim, I'm using a DA as I'm still a novice and won't be going rotary for quite a while! I've read the various guides I've found on then net (detalingworld, detalinguniversity, polishedbliss etc) and try to do as is but just can't seem to get it right grrrr! Reading what you have posted...

Always love 50/50 Shots. Anyhow on to your work, I have the 106 and 85, do you use the 85 and then finish off with the 106? Also do get that finish how many passes of the 85 and 106 do you do and at what speed? Sorry for the Q's just curious, as I just can't seem to get rid of my swirls. I use...

Can't comment on those wash products; i normally use this which lathers up real good and does cut the grime and dirt very well. On the Werkstat stuff I can't comment, only know of Polished Bliss who sell it. At some point I will be getting it as I have heard of some real good reports of it on...

It always amazes me how the bodywork can look like a mirror after you guys finish it off. Respect due!

Cotton buds works for me especially on the front 4 rings.

end of the month start of july i believe. The only place with them in stock is Monzacarcare.com....i am so tempted to get one but to the wife really would chastise me..

You would also have to buy a transformer (not optimus prime) 110-240v (£10-40) plus you either have to buy the authorised cable (£20) or chop off the US plug and fit one on (<£5). So for the same money ish you could get a Megs G220 DA (£150ish) with UK Mains plug

Dude. Nice work, also thanks for the link on the brush - spot on!!!!!

Honestly it really is impressive what you are able to attain, the 50:50 shot really does show the amazing difference! Question; there are some nice cuved edges and edges along the car and with the boot lip how do polish those? Do you go along the line/edge or do you go up and over the edge/line?

I believe the main thing is to have lots of lube so that the claybar can glide nicely over it. I think the problem I have occassionaly is that the clay catches the non-lubed paintwork and pulls some crap across it leaving some marring.

Yeah a lot of good info in that, check out the the detailuniversity.com site for some more!! On the Clay, I've use the Megs Quik Clay mainly outside as afterwards you can give it another rinse down before you get on with the polish, though in some cases I skip and go straight onto the...

Yeah the pics do make it look bad, it is not disimliar to what i have done - goddam bird ****! Yes it does look very soft compared to what I have - very interesting. Amazed at how well it did on your wheels - will have to experiment with what I have. Still cheers for that and nice work again.

I mean when you may press too hard or find a stubborn bit that you go over a couple of times, but unto known to you; you have gone to far like in this shot: Check out this thread that amazed me on correction...

Courtesy and thanks to Detail University and Jon Miller(http://www.detailuniversity.com/forums/school-exterior-detailing/1320-detailers-automotive-clay-article-jon-miller.html) Detailers Automotive Clay: - An Article by Jon Miller The advent of detailer's clay is an example of why it's...

Thank you, nicely explained and some nice shots taken there. One question this: Griots Garage clay and their Speed Shine lube Is it an agressive clay - was there excessive marring caused?? Only you say you used it on both the wheels and the bodywork itself? Making me think it is an...

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In order: 1. Megs APC 10:1 - Have to say it does a very good job 2. Wynns Wheel Cleaner - Did what it said on the bottle 3. Wonder Wheels - vicious stuff and did well but always left a white residue I've got the Megs Hot Wheels stuff but yet to try it, I'll have a go at the bacnk holiday

Nice darts, really nice darts

Personally I use AutoSol and find it to cut through the soot and crap very well it also does a good job of polishing it up mirrorlike. To be hardcore I recall in some of WX51 post's that a Dremmel is used on them.