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Looking awesome dude, and shines really well with that Harly wax!!!!

Apparently there are some cheats you can type in there if you are into that sort of thing?

http://uk.xbox360.ign.com/objects/143/14349501.html I just read that review, looks good. Might have to get it

normal laquered wheels or painted ones? The very cherry either acid or non acid is dilutable up to 10-1 but can make your own strength depending on how bad they are

Thats a Youtube video of one in action. Generally it is foam on, dwell while you run around cleaning badges etc, rinse off, then you can either wash using the two bucket method OR some people like to refoam and use as shampoo. In winter providing you have a good protection with a few layers of wax you could get away with nipping outside, snowfoam, dwell rinse just to get rid of salt etc then a proper wash every now and then

I think it is too, personally Id leave it 10 mins while I whizz round wheels, little nooks and crannys like badges, plus it smells of banana Normal snow foam is good enough for what I want to do

Not gonna stick prices up yet until Geo gives me the thumbs up The foam lance is the part that connects to your pressure washer The Snow foam is the product you use with the Lance

Yeah will be selling snow foam and autobrite's new magifoam (clings for up to 30 mins). The Gb will include 500ml snow foam

Well awaiting Geo to get back to me before I go ahead with it!

Hopefully going to be doing a foam lance GB soon As for the whole fresh paint thing, as far as I understand you need to leave it a month before applying wax Good list of products drew, a few we are going to be stocking in the near future. Have you tried harly wax?

vinylstickersdecals.co.uk? Will help google search

When you think of putting an order on dude let me know and I'll see what sort of deal i could do

Ok dude cheers, and clay should remove it easily as far as I can think

Not tried on fresh paint as sadly don't know anyone with freshly painted but would assume if the painter has done their job properly all should be ok. As for removing compound dude have you tried clay?

Use the link in my sig dude and the discount code The site is still in it's early stages, need better product pictures etc but is fully working Just uploaded some pictures of us using the Very Cherry Acid Wheel Cleaner: One filthy wheel: We sprayed on the wheel cleaner that had been diluted 10-1: We then rinsed off, after leaving to dwell on the wheel for about 3 minutes, not needing to agitate it with a brush or anything:

What sort of compound?

Hmm thats strange, never had it do that on mine! Ill stop recommending it on plastic then and start pushing the very cherry

You can also use it on plastics and side and back windows!

Will have some in stock very soon dude, more like the wax will last couple years Sadly it is rubbish for us in the way of repeat sales, but give it a couple of coats 24hrs apart and should last prob about 3-4 months before needing to reapply

Glad you like dude, it is my favourite product to use and you barely use any! What do you think to the tub size?

Ragz - Harly is currently £15 a tub on special but normally sell it at £17. For getting the white off we used some berry blast tyre gel on half a scuttle panel on a guy's corolla at the manchester meet, the other half he used his AG vinyl and trim stuff. He then wanted to throw his AG across the car park as it didn't work but the AB berry stuff did, easy sell! Amjad - The cherry glaze is 9.95 for 500ml, but you barely use any, plus can use on all plastics. I use a rotary polisher rather than a DA but DAs are better for beginners due to less chance of damage (but take twice a

Yeah AG SRP uses chalk to "fill" swirl marks to make them less obvious. This gets on rubber and plastic, causing the residue. It also gets in stone chips and scratches making them stand out like a dog's dick! I use Cherry Glaze which is safe on plastics etc but does the same job

Good selection there dude, only ones I don't really rate are the AG ones quoted. The autobrite very cherry blasts it out of the water, the tyre stuff AB very cherry is better (tested them side by side on a friends car, and the SRP is pretty good but hate the chalk residue it leaves Nice choice on the colly, our Harly wax is very similar to it in terms of duribility etc

No problems dude! What polish do you use?

Not far at all mate, I live in Morley! When i have some Harly wax back in stock could always meet up and I'll stick a little on your car, see what you think? That is Harly wax on a black compressor!