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To be fair the OP asked what do you guys use on tyres. They did not ask where to buy from. As it goes you seem to have done incredibly well all by yourself in searching out [emoji8] If I had been asked where to buy from I would have said from here... Gyeon Q² Tire | SiO2-Based Rubber Sealant...

Gyeon Tyre. The end.

Guy on another forum had a set of wheels done by this company and he was happy with them... F&M Powder Coating Specialists Ltd | Powder Coating | Plastic Coating

I had a set of mine powder coat by these guys, no complaints. Rhino Alloys | Specialist Alloy Wheel Refurbishers | Diamond Cut Finish, Alloy Welding, Powder coating, Alloy Wheel Straightening

Titan wet & dry vac has a decent blow action...ooh err.

Black spots are usually tar so you’ll be needing a tar & glue remover. One of the best is a pain to get hold of as you’ll need to seek out your local Autosmart rep. If you can get hold of Tardis is what you want. After a tar and glue remover, you’d normally see if there’s any fallout and I’d...

I like CP4L...part of a delivery was leaking and the refused. Contacted them on E-mail a couple of times without response. Opened a PP dispute mainly to get their attention, which as you’ve guessed went unanswered. Full refund and kept the balance of the order. Clowns [emoji23]

Is CO2 not any issue anymore then? [emoji23] I’d love a car that’s going to fart rainbows out of the back and make the world a better place. As far as I know they don’t make them? NOx emissions are an issue but this seems a little sledgehammer to me.

I had some loss of fluid and feared a leak but noticed what appeared to be residue near the lid. For a few quid I thought why not change the lid and see if that makes a difference. It did believe it or not and the car ran sweet afterwards...until somebody smashed into me and it was written off...

You’ve done well on a dealer applied coating, don’t normally get particularly good reviews generally.

I love silver, when the flake is popping there isn’t a nicer colour. Car looks grand [emoji1305]

Sorry that wasn’t to suggest mine is anything special [emoji23] It had a tiny bit of correction maybe a few months back with Britemax Black Max on a green Chemical Guys Hexlogic pad. More of a deep clean than a polish.

The finish is in the prep so to speak. If the paintwork is not looking it’s best before application of whatever protection you are laying down then you are just sealing in the imperfection. Nothing wrong with Autoglym products and the new Ultra High Def Wax is getting good reviews [emoji1360]...

Simple answer is yes, possibly longer, especially if you are adopting a good wash regime. Quite a few variables at play such as mileage, whether garaged etc. Only thing I’d say and this is no disrespect as you may be more than capable of doing, if a ceramic coating gets bodged up on...

Have you used a ceramic coating before? Only ask as you have to have the paintwork spot on before application and you’ll need to allow it to cure without getting wet etc. Personally I’d steer clear of the £10 efforts you’ll find on the Bay. Look into CarPro, GTechniq, Gyeon and for a slightly...

Nope they wouldn’t. The big issue with motor insurance it seems to me is it’s so expensive to start with people will generally bury heads and try and deny. There is no incentive to just tell the truth. The farcical thing in a claim situation is that nobody wins. Even with a non fault accident...

Yup. If it’s a very obvious life threatening injury or fatality then chances are should still get a detailed report, but increasing numbers of forces don’t produce reports for more run of the mill collisions.

Contrary to popular belief not all accidents result in a police report, or certainly not in a format as you may expect. Increasingly forces are not preparing all singing, all dancing reports and basic details such as names, vehicles, insurers etc is all that is being recorded. If the cyclist...

Dr Leather wipes...once you’ve cleaned your seat with a wipe stuff it under and it will keep on giving. That or Bouncer’s SOV for a spray type product.

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