Chris, I've been using Smartwax's RIMWAX and have been reasonably pleased with the result - it's very easy to use and smells good too. About £15 from FleaBay but there are plenty of other products on sale and I might try something different next time. Collinite No. 845 seems to be quite popular and is also used in some industries to prevent flash-over between electricity cables! Here's an AutoExpress test on 12 products: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/accessories-tyres/36226/wheel-waxes-tested Porsche, like BMW, etc, must make a lot of money on the options and it's really annoying to have to pay for rather basic options which are standard on much cheaper cars. But on cars like the Golf, VW have the advantage of huge sales volumes to spread the cost of options and can therefore include items such as climate control, auto lights and wipers, parking sensors, cruise control, TPMS and satnav/comms centre to their top of range models such as the GTi. Really, such items ought to be standard on the Cayman S at least, even if they have to bump the base price closer to £50k. Enough said about our dissatisfaction with the Porsche factory warranty. Hopefully the VAG will put pressure on Porsche to fall into line with their standard 3-year factory warranty sooner rather than later. Jeff
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