polish ??

[coopsman1]

Originally Posted by 200bubs

forgot to ask cars are the panels from as some paint work is hard as fook and takes a bit to correct, not like the MG's as the paint is very soft and doesnt need a lot to correct and can be burnt through very easily

yeah i found that out recently thanks to someone, thats why i want practice,practice,practice

[arwilson80]

Originally Posted by Phate

Oh yeah. Theres no doubt polishes do damage...I used a sheepskin hand cloth to put the polish on and the other side to take it off. It came up pretty well...but I went to SEVEN FREAKING Halford's today and could not find a claybar. If and when I find a claybar I'll do that to bring its true colours up

I found the clay bars all pushed below the bottom shelf when i got mine...

[Phate]

Have PM'd you Bub

[KevG]

Originally Posted by Phate

You want Autoglyn Super Resin Polish.

Rub it on very well into the panels and leave it on for about an hour then rub it off.

The polish has filler material in it so it really helps reduce swirl marks etc!

Autoglym, is chalk based, not very nice polish IMO, I have used many polishes/Waxes over the years and I have found one that I do like at that is Meguirs TechWax paste, goes on with ease and comes off with ease no chalky residue.
As for clay bars well these can seriously damage your paintwork as mentioned, I recommend a professional detailer to actually machine polish your paint work with either a diluted amount of G3 or some of the professional polish products around.

i use Mr Sheen

[Dan1971]

Originally Posted by grimmy

i use Mr Sheen

LOL ........ on the inside ....me too.
Outside I'm afraid it's a bucket and sponge or the Eastern europeans for a fiver !