Might have to give it a go this weekend then. Is it just a few clips and screws that old it in place?

There is a guide mate. Have a look on the Forge website it shows you how to remove the bumper in one of their fitting guides for a FMIC.

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A coat or two of Poorboys Black Hole after first washing and drying, and then apply

your wax.

The poorboys will make the surface much smoother and fills swirl marks and

hides blemishes and adds depth to the Black. Real easy to use and buff off

Apply, wait until dull haze forms, buff off with clean microfibre.

Then apply your wax, to seal in the deepened black. Honestly, it's great stuff

and well worth the £12 a bottle. You'll get 10-15 full coats out of a bottle easy.

I've had a black vRS for years and once introduced to it by another Brisky

member I'll always have some handy. It's good for darkening and deepening

lightly faded red paint as well.

Well tried the dodo juice purple haze it does the job fantastically I was wellimpressed also gave it a coat of polish after I like the results will upload some photo's later I'm going to try that poorboys black hole next time aswell cheers guys

Good job mate, get some pics up!

Very good shout for PB Black Hole. Just started using that myself. The PB Quick Detailer is great for the times when you wash your car but don't need to wax. Just adds a bit more gloss.

Remember to polish before you wax though. Polish gets the scratches out then wax protects your paint. Claying is pretty cool but weird at first.

Told you it gets expensive!