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The wooden pot is £95 and then refills are £65. If you buy the plastic pot it's £65 and then each time you need a new one. Not really much more than the Blackfire and you'll only need that and not the Wet Diamond as well as.
But yup the Wet Diamond is about the easiest product i've ever used.
Fair point... where do you get your SN from? I notice there is a place (Ultimate Finish) at Brands Hatch that could be worth a visit.
blimy that looks like a new car, may have to get mine done, thought mine was clean but nowhere near as shiny as that but it is covered in scratches and dents lol
right i have a silver 206 that's had a few spray jobs done by the looks of it, it has the orange peel effect on one panel and what looks like rain drop marks on another panel that wont shift, would a PROPER detail of the paint work get rid of these if so i will look into getting it done?
thanks
It'll depend if the orange peel / runs are in the clear coat or the colour layer. If the colour layer then you're stuck with it. If the clear coat i can wet sand it as much as possible and then machine it back up.
car looks even better in the flesh...sarah has now got to keep it looking that way...errr sorry i've got to!!! lol
Matt, forgot to ask today, do you want me to drop the car to you or do you want to do it at mine?
cheers
Up to you fella, I don't mind either way. Although I had every neighbour in my street talking to me today, which is why it took me so much longer to finish off than the 2 hours i said it would
I have never heard of any of these polishes, i always thought the polish world ended with auto glym which i have been using for years, maybe i need re-educating????
after that wax of choice / on test is Petes 53 Black Pearl
