[MickyD'bo]

So, few weeks back I invested some time on the 335. Here's what i did:

1. Snow foam (Billberry wheel cleaner on wheels)
2. Rinse
3. Wash with Meguiars Detailer Shampoo, rinse, then dry
4. Clay mitt with shampoo bucket for lubricant.
5. Rinse and dry
6. AG Super resin polish
7. AG high definision wax

Beading has been good. But last night tested the Sonax on half of the bonnet. This morning after some overnight rain, here are the results. Guess which half has been treated with Sonax NPT?

Thought you might like to see this result. Suffice to say I'll be applying the Sonax to the entire car at the weekend.

[225]

Its good stuff, as per my thread the other day on top of Geonwetcoat water just disappears.

[snipnoob86]

that can be achieved with simple soap wax. the real test would it still bead up like this after a few months and a regular wash

[Soul_Glo]

I love NPT. The xtreme version is more durable!

[Kal101]

Can't beat sonax.

I tend to use it diluted after each wash as a drying aid. Find the towel soaks up better and seems to glide over the surface better plus it tops up the shine and bead

[Kal101]

Originally Posted by Lobb

Big fan of Sonax. I wonder if they'll let me wash the consultants cars? Range Rovers, seven Series, an exquisite Morgan plus 8 and a Panamera.

Somehow this image comes to mind of your wash crew

[UKF30]

Originally Posted by Kal027

Somehow this image comes to mind of your wash crew

Where do you find shit like that

Class.

[Kal101]

Originally Posted by UKF30

Where do you find shit like that

Class.

Just go on you tube and look up Nick The Greeks favourite clips

[MickyD'bo]

Originally Posted by Lobb

Did you notice Brigand in the background, queuing to get his 'hood' polished?