So I got stuck into applying the lifeshine to the rocco this weekend, first gave a good wash and dry follwed by a thorough going over with SRP on the paint and used Autoglym glass cleaner on all exterior glass, also made sure the wheels were free of any brake dust or tar deposits before breaking out the gloss protector, easy to apply and plently in the bottle for the relatively small rocco, once this was on set about the glass, again easy to apply, in fact only took 5 mins (but I am pretty sure its the same stuff as rain x, looks the same, smells the same, goes on the same, buffs off the same even tastes the same :shock: After the glass protector was on set to buffing off the gloss protector, no trouble there bit of elbow grease and the job was done, and quite frankly it looks stunning, silky smooth and a deep reflection (even the cotton cloths won't sit on the paint, even on the relatively flat roof. Buffed up the glass then used the left over gloss protector to do the wheels, similar results. DId the interior today with no problems, guessing the gear works as the overspray on the patio caused the later rain to bead and roll away.
In summary, would not pay £300-£400 or whatever the stealers are aksing, but for £15 and a few hours in the sun it is well worth the effort. have got some pics but not yet got them off the camera, will get round to it in the week I am sure.