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Reading a thread on detailing world seen this mentioned.
The difference looks amazing and it's on a phantom B7 RS4
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/s ... p?t=311097

Menzerna polishing creme a new product aparently.

Did this work on the water spots that seem to be a comon problem cant tell by the picture if the car has the water spots or not

No sure tbh but looking at the pictures there is some slight spotting left but on the whole looks 100 times better. Am lucky enough mine are mint, just remembered when I saw this that some struggled. And this new seems a new polish to try

Thanks for the link. I've just ordered some, so we'll see how it goes...

I fitted new ones and when the car was into Audi the managed to ruin them, booked in for when I get home for free replacments.

Not sure what Aberdeen Audi are using to wash the cars.

Be interested to hear how you get on - I am a bit worried they didn't realise the trims are meant to be matt as they called them "faded Audi metal trim" so maybe they have removed the finish which would leave you with not only shiny trim but unprotected trim that would need regular polishing to keep the appearance.

My trim have a few spots from some chemical used on the car once before but certainly aren't faded !

Thinking the same for me MB2, i think I will either wrap them or paint them black.... anyone think what the better option is?

brn7y wrote:I fitted new ones and when the car was into Audi the managed to ruin them, booked in for when I get home for free replacments.

Not sure what Aberdeen Audi are using to wash the cars.

Oh dear, letting a dealer wash your car, school boy error!

They didn't wash mine but parked it near the wash bay for 2 weeks!!!!