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help, i had a customer call round to my house today (sunday) with a slight problem, he was transporting diesel in the back of his car when it split over into the boot, under the back seats and into the footwell carpets. any ideas on how to remove diesel and get rid of the smell? many thanks in...

my parents take thier dogs to the beach most weekends, they asked me to valet it for them. i had no trouble with the dog hairs but the sand is a real pain, it just doesn't want to come out, i have tried vacuuming and using a sticky tape roller both of which help but sand is still deep in the...

hello, a friend of mine has ask me to remove the swirls from his ford car so i began with washing and drying the car. but then i noticed all the chips in the clear coat, all over the front and along the two sides (he likes racing down narrow lanes) am i right in saying that using a swirl remover...

thanks to this forum the outside of my car is now great so i thought that i would tackle the inside next. i brought turtle wax Platinum Series Renovating Cockpit Cleaner and Renovating Upholstery Cleaner they did a alright job, big inground stains and old dirt marks left by your hands on the...

thanks to you good people on this forum i polished and wax my car for the first time with great results :heelclick but......... my neighbour saw the job i did and ask me to polish & wax his car however he has a soft top which has a plastic rear window which is a very dirty, my local car place...

hello, thanks to this forum i had it confimed that you polish then wax, however i have just finished polishing my car (look great for my first time :chuckle: ) and i was wondering if i need to wax it? any advice would be great, thanks

hello people, i need some help please. i have decided to treat my work car, the inside is now lovely and clean however the outside is trobleing me. i would assume that you would polish a car first so you would bring out the best shine and color in it then wax it to protect the paint. but i have...