I wish it was, but it's definitely wired up in there, no bluetooth in my car! lol

I'm a firm believer in Autoglym HD wax, lasts for months. A friend got sent a sample of this "Swissvax" and it lasted 3-4 months on his 911. I only noticed it when it got wet and the water literally wouldnt stick to the car. Its super pricey though stg£85 and thats their "entry level" wax. But it does a super job!

www.swissvax.co.uk/products/wax-products.asp

doc84 wrote:
I'm a firm believer in Autoglym HD wax, lasts for months. A friend got sent a sample of this "Swissvax" and it lasted 3-4 months on his 911. I only noticed it when it got wet and the water literally wouldnt stick to the car. Its super pricey though stg£85 and thats their "entry level" wax. But it does a super job!

www.swissvax.co.uk/products/wax-products.asp

There is one at £550 What muppet will buy that

It supposedly does a trillion billion cars with one tub however it costs £550. Some muppets must go for it! I suppose people with too much money and not enough sense!

dshamrock2000 wrote:
... and I reckon he'll be helping me with a few guages in the future

I still have those gauges for you Dave. Must arrange to get them to you soon before Mrs Spanky accidentally throws them out

I recently got some Poor Boy's Black Hole and Poor Boys Natty's Paste Wax. The Black hole is a glaze which temporarily fills in light scratches and swirl marks on dark colour cars (red, green, blue and black). The wax goes on over the glaze. It's excellent stuff. A good bit more expensive than standard Autoglym or Meguiars products but far superior (about £13 a bottle, but will last ages)

Basic steps are wash car with proper car shampoo- I use Autoglym shampoo and use a lambs wool mitt an two bucket method. Once a year I then clay bar the paint, then use a polish, then a glaze, then a wax. All other times in between I just wash, glaze and wax.

Checkout the forum at www.detailingworld.co.uk for all the info you need.