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I've not even used the yellow and green ones yet not had call to, the others usually do the job for me

As already said the pc is a safer tool to use so it's a good starting point then when you've gained some confidence you can move on to a rotary

I've got a few nice watches Brietling Bentley and a B1 for weekends plus a TAG i wear everday. I really like the look of the ESQ as for the black one sorry doesn't do it for me but thats my taste

Personal fav is 845 but i don't think it's the most durable

You should be ok to add a little pressure make sure you don't let the clay stick so use plenty of lub, after the clay use the cleansing lotion and then top with SigII which is awesome by the way

My own car gets both WG every 4-5 months and then Souveran every 3-4 depending on the weather, friends cars get one or the other depending how well i know them. And if it's for my car then i'm happy to pay top money for a nuba

A good shampoo then it's got to be Pinnacle, but some great advice already given but i agree with the clay

Guzzlers for me to, Water magnets just don't cut it, got a couple of Sonus DerWunder to try

845 for me use it for the winter coat as looooooong durability, doesn't look outstanding but i put it on top of Souveran.

Joe it says it's a descendant of deep gloss and it is a sealant

Don't tell me i'm the only one that uses WG on the dash:o i have got some PB's NL as a back up :)

I've found with the Spritz that several layers can be applied in a single day

WG pre wax polish enhancer

Another one here using IG and think it's awesome

You'll be lucky if anyone in the UK speaks the queens english as well, everbody here is called mate, and hello around me is Hay up me duck!!!

Just got my Edge pad kit in the post from Meghan (thanks) so can't wait to try them this weekend

Freaky!!!

That white is looking awesome :applause: Need to do mine again before the bad comes

I have to think occasionally as the daily company driver is manual but my cars auto, best of both worlds

I love driving past the big shop windows and just looking at the reflection of the car in them