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I got in my 330bhp Golf on the way home and it felt piddly after being around this monster all day!! I really, really want one!

I only had a day on this car so progressed with Scholl S17 and a Scholl Spider Sandwich pad which was correcting well and finishing down very well too. Some of the correction pics: DSC02953 by RussZS, on Flickr DSC02955 by RussZS, on Flickr DSC02956 by RussZS, on Flickr DSC02957 by...

I've been looking forward to this one for a while - ever since I met the owner late last year at a photoshoot. This beast is running about 380bhp and is in superb condition, but was suffering from severe fallout and quite a lot of swirling and hologramming so it was booked in for an MCC...

RDS: DSC03064 by RussZS, on Flickr After (still there but rounded off so not nearly as visible) DSC03067 by RussZS, on Flickr After correction, the car was wiped down with CarPro Eraser to remove any filling agents and polishing oils to prep the surface for Zaino Z2. DSC03073 by...

I've been looking forward to doing one of these amazing cars for a while now as it's a personal favourite of mine and something I'd love to own within the next year or so, so getting to detail one was a true pleasure. This particular GTR has been extensively modified, and is running around...

The Halfords cheap own brand one is the best one in there IMO

Yes no abrasives, makes sense really. Wax is fine though for protection.

No worries James :)

There are lots of options for matte paint: http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/swissvax/opaque-wax-200ml.aspx?gclid=COrO3rLg-K0CFYQLtAodeB2Iug http://www.elitecarcare.co.uk/scholl-concepts-no-gloss-spray-wax-sealer-for-matt-paints.php?osCsid=2c621f66aa402ab9891189830c07618e It is an issue, and...

Cheers Ashton :)

Great choice James, you won't be disappointed in the slightest :) Gloss looks VERY nice but isn't very durable when it meets water, but whilst its dry it's superb! It's very quick to reapply so not a huge issue.

Hi henderson, Up until late last year, I used to struggle along trying to detail on peoples' driveways, which is fine for basic cleaning, but I firmly believe that if you're correcting paintwork (machine polishing) then it needs to be done indoors and in a well lit area. I detail on a...

Will do :) Russ.

Hi Tom, The work I do is permanent. Your car is covered in clearcoat, normally about 50-80 microns thick. The scratch you see and the swirling will be from 1 to about 10 microns deep, depending on their severity. What I do is cut the clearcoat back to the point where it is 'level' and the...

Although I'm sure I could work out a 197.net discount - either a free wax upgrade or something like 10% off? Russ.

Hi Tom, About £150 and I'd need the car for around 10 hours or so. Cheers, Russ.

Bird poo etching: DSC02490 by RussZS, on Flickr Removed: DSC02491 by RussZS, on Flickr RDS before DSC02493 by RussZS, on Flickr After DSC02496 by RussZS, on Flickr The flake was gorgeous after machine polishing: DSC02506 by RussZS, on Flickr Marks on rear bumper (at the bottom)...

Today saw me breathe a bit of life back into a stunning Daytona Grey Audi TTRS. This particular TTRS is in fact Milltek's ex-Demo Car, as seen in this vid: Audi TT RS with Milltek Sport Racing Exhaust System - YouTube The owner picked this up from a TT Specialist a couple of weeks...

Bring it over Tom :) James, on Albi blue I'd probably go for a wax rather than a sealant - I tend to prefer sealants on lighter colours such as whites and silvers. A great wax within your budget is Chemical Guys 50/50, which is my 'go to' wax on most of the details I do. It lasts very well (a...

Great job!!