JohnM

'Dal B' build http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/99039-my-370z-progress-going-lowww/page__st__20#entry1639641

Great looking car.

Interesting video on the results of using a clay bar:

It’s a lengthy video, so to summarise, here are his results:

1. new clay bar using water = micro scratches
   
2. new clay bar using specialised lubricator = no scratches
   
3. old clay bar using water = scratches
   
4. old clay bar using specialised lubricator = scratches
   

To me, re-using a mitt falls under the ‘old clay bar’ above. I’d be happy to use a mitt (and special lubricator) once and then throw it away…but that’s going to get a little expensive.

What do you think?

Cheers Mark

You've probably seen this video...all useful info.

Can’t comment from personnel experience, but the following topic makes for interesting reading (old, but has some more recent posts): http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/75808-bluetooth-new-phone-pairing-but-nothmm/

Particularly this post within it: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/75808-bluetooth-new-phone-pairing-but-nothmm/page__st__80#entry1429460

Here's another topic with bluetooth issues: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/71305-bluetooth-problem/

This topic suggests a new head unit (with its own bluetooth) might be the best way forward http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/108975-bluetooth-what-do-i-need/page__hl__bluetooth

I’ve only recently bought my 350…so just have the windows down and listen to the sweet sound of the exhaust (I’m a sad old git I know)

Please add me to list. 350DE

@GreenLandy - I shall have to cruise around Reading a bit more then

As above...

I bought 3 buckets from B&Q http://www.diy.com/departments/active-white-plastic-30-l-plasterers-mixing-bucket/35495_BQ.prd

2 white & 1 black (for wheels). They're taller than most buckets and I try not to dip my mitt below the top 6 inches...so don't use grit guards.

Hi All,

Owner of 06 zed for a month now…and loving it. Unfortunately I haven’t yet seen any other 350s whilst driving around…but then I don’t like driving it in the rain in case it gets dirty

Also, big thanks to this site for all the useful info I used when researching what to look for when buying a car…and which traders to use (thanks Horsham Developments).

Cheers, John