Pressure washing ok?
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Speaking from personal experience on my S plate S1 it's never complained, although as said above leave the high pressure for the caked on brake dust and be gentle with the bodywork at an adequate distance - I find it much better for getting dusty/sandy type stuff off before a proper clean instead of just rubbing it into, and scratching the paintwork with a sponge before removing!!
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !!! i got one the first week into elise ownership and saw a little spot of dirt, so in my stupidity put the jet a little nearer and flicked off a nice piece of lacquer. every time I look at the bonnet I feel like a right tool !!! cost me 100 for the pressure washer and at some point 300 to get the top half of the front clam resprayed ahhhgggg 

I've been using a pressure washer on my 9 year old S1 for the past two years with no ill effects. Its great for getting the crud from under the wheel arches (I live in rural Devon) and cow poo splatters from the flanks.
Generally I don't get the lance too close and have had no paint flaking issues. Take care around the wheels though as you don't want to damage any of the seals on the brake calipers.
Generally I don't get the lance too close and have had no paint flaking issues. Take care around the wheels though as you don't want to damage any of the seals on the brake calipers.
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