[Josh]

As for Audi washing the cars - every time I go in, I make them sign a bit of paper to not wash it otherwise they're paying for a detail.

 

I have been backwards and foward with Audi and they have agreed the full cost of fixing their F-up. So not all bad haha.

[JayRS3]

All superb work.........
But the problem is it can be undone by 1 ignorant dealer and I'm pretty sure scratches and day to day marks would be more 'visable' as such.
I'd be frightened of taking it out the garage


Sent from Cyberdyne systems

No scratches are more obvious on orange peel because of the angles the light reflects on the panel. With such a flat surface (once wet sanded) the light angle is true at 90 degrees and it actually makes scratches harder to see. But yes, if you see one car in the car park that is in the back corner (that will be me) but no doubt some sod will park right beside me

[ColinC2]

Extremely impressive work and reckon well worth the extra dosh to get a finish like that.

 

Envious that will never get mine to look like that ... but then my colour would never shine like that.

[P_G]

CS is great stuff, even on unsanded cars.  Amazing what a shine it can give even on white and Suzuka cars.