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476 will last longer than 845 but 845 is easier to apply once you have the bottle up to temp as it does set. I use 476 for the bodywork and 845 to top up alloy protection as it does hold up to heat and I am also running out of Planet Polish Wheel Seal. Sounds like your happy with that combo so...

I have the K5 on a 8m hose so the unit doesn't move. The clip is just not good enough although it was a cheap fix

I had this issue, added a cable tie which is holding well

I know you say it's ancient but have you tried to source a new clip from the likes of eSpares?

Bought from Amazon, they are not branded but prefer them to the plastic type. Bought the normal and flow stop ones (handy when changing attachments or whilst setting up), if you want the stop type then these dont work on the tap end (due to being one way flow) so need both types. Search for...

Use a Hozelock Tricoflex Ultramax Hose with brass connectors:thumbs up:

I am sure most will use a patio attachment like the Karcher t-racer. Are you referring to this? I too have acres of hard surface to clean each year how do you go about doing this yourself?

Good work, can we see the stockpiling of Peroni in the door reflection :sign yum:

There is no guarantee mind. I have often thought about printing the above on A4 card, laminating it then punching a hole through it to use as a keyring when taking my car in for service. But I am not sure some would even take note of that...

If you were happy with results on you A4 with Angelwax then why not try that. Then if your not happy with it give something else a go.

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Recommend the short trigger from in2detailing cracking bit of kit :icon thumright: So long 40 quid!!

It doesn't fit my previous direct hoses bottle, not tried any others

Another vote for Autobrite, dont think I would try anything else

You can take the "rubber material" out of the Audi's I have owned. If you dare feel around the lower side of the cup holder for a tab sticking up. It looks like its in the right one in your photo between 4 and 5 o'clock. If successful, maybe send it off to Oxford University for them to check...

Check out colourlock, you can get everything from them and get a dye to match.

Now I do like that, really nice mate. Looking forward to more of your detailing shots :icon thumright:

I keep seeing these and others recommending them, look great and I kinda want them too just because well why not....

You wont regret, I asked these nice people the same question, angled is a must. I think the little one needs a longer handle but a small gripe. The grips are great, need a one for my angled brush. Check my thread out and take note of the tyre brush, I had to get one from in2detailing due to...

You could try to just use your WD40 to remove the glue residue.