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What a journey. Worth the wait to see the photographic evidence of their performance. You should get some freebies from Car Chem for the testing backing their products Also maybe a sticky somewhere with your recommended products ranking so that the non detailing OCD members have quick access to your findings

You can also message Zmanalex above. He has been helping zed owners source parts for many many years .......and welcome to the OC

Seeing as there is some interest regarding Fusso, I thought I'd post the YouTube videos that convinced me to buy a pot And this review is what triggered my interest many years ago, but an everlasting pot of Collinite wax meant it was years later before I bought Fusso http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=328751

Cheers for the extra information Ekona....... sometimes it's easy to forget to put the full message down

For about 6 months or so it has sat on the shelf while I switched to BSD and then started playing with Fusso.Dug it out last week and applied it to dry paint. Went on and off in a flash. Almost 10 X quicker than using Fusso.Beading not as good as Fusso or BSD but lovely slick finish and sooooo quick to use.Used it this evening as a drying aid after a quick wash before she goes for her service and MOT in the morning.Gleaming under my pir halogen security lighting.

Kids are watching these animations. Heard the engine roar. Came to see what they were watching. Now I'm hooked on this series of animated shorts

Indeed.....many thanks.

Engine bay is looking mighty fresh

Dropped our Mini off for a service and MOT and saw your gleaming Zed up on the ramps

Looks like a nice Zed. He got alot of car for £3800

Welcome to the OC Yep Nismo N1 kit -front number, side skirts, rear spats and rear spoiler. It's also got additional front canards and a rear diffuser. Very nice exterior mods

This thread brings back bas memories. One late evening I'm in a queue at Tesco discussing this very topic on the phone with a friend. I said he should hire a midget who stays in the boot. When he parks up, said midget jumps out with a stool and sits outside gaurding the car. You return, give him a tip, he gets his stool and jumps back in the boot. We were laughing away. Then I hang up Turn around. There in the flesh. A REAL LIFE MIDGET BEHIND ME IN THE QUEUE LOOKING WELL P!$$ED ! Spent the next month looking over (and below) my shoulder for a midget seeking revenge

Welcome to the OC. Reflections in your paint look awesome

That's a great looking zed. What with the respray it must look stunning in the flesh. Hope it finds a good home

Welcome to the OC. I'm really digging the blacked out centre portion of the bumper. Seen a few new members with this now.

Welcome to the OC. I still remember the first day I picked up my zed 13 years ago. Drove around ALL day with Misssy Elliott's then latest CD "the cookbook" on repeat.

This shows the correct fitting Yours is upside down. You're not the first to do this and I'm sure you'll see this errorade by other new members in future.

Looks so much better with a black grille. Should have left the factory like that. The headlights, grille and lip go together so perfectly Joe Public would never know they were mods

I saw black with red pinstripe in the flesh at this meet. Awesome choice Chris as you can see

That's some mighty fine workmanship there

Premium Unleaded only. 98/99 Ron otherwise risk engine damage when revving over about 4000rpm due to detonation!

Immaculate

Car is looking sweet in those pics. Glowing like a firey coal With more fine sunset examples on our roads I'm sure more people will feel the love for this paint variant

Wow.....looks like a beast! Alot of presence there. But Only the one pic! This just will not do. We need more

This is why I love the OC. Lots of brains to pick on many subjects. I've never done proper correction, only using my orbital polisher with finishing pads to apply glazes or SRP to the zeds rear to fill swirls where my hand marks the paint on opening the boot. Oh yeah......and machining my headlights with a firmer pad and some fine Menzera compound. Every day is a school day as they say