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Spray wise nothing expensive is required it only acts as a lube to glide the clay over the surface and stop it sticking and causing damage A simple solution of car shampoo and water in a spray bottle works. although i have megs last touch which is perfect i also use it as a drying aid ect

Clay bar is well worth using it removes all the bonded contaminants, so all the tree sap and tar ect from the paint and leaves the paint work very smooth just like glass and is a far better surface to polish on. Its very easy to use and the megs one in the link is an ideal kit for first timers, i used it first time too So an easy guide Wash the car (very well) leave wet, no need to dry yet Now clay using plenty lube and following the instructions in the kit (i clay everything including glass lights) you'll be amazed at what comes off Then rinse/re wash Dry polish wax so there it is in simple terms i hope

The pads are a doodle to do not taken the disks off my self yet but cant see it being anything different from the info all ready on this post, also here is a little tip i found if the disks dont come off the hub too easily If like me when replacing the brake discs they were stuck on the hubs I found that one of the bonnet hook bolts came in very helpful . Simply remove one of the bolts marked 8 from the bonnet hook and carefully use it to screw into the brake disc hole that pushes it off the hub. Worked a treat for me. Hope this helps

Here's a place in Dundee that are now doing subaru, there's not much on there web site but were a few lying about last time i was past Autoecosse

looks good

Cool pics and vid

Looks really nice and wet