February 12, 201016 yr i've just changed my car and like most blokes i want it to look it's best, until the novelty wears off. what products can be recommended for getting the best results with the least effort? Ta
February 12, 201016 yr i've just changed my car and like most blokes i want it to look it's best, until the novelty wears off. what products can be recommended for getting the best results with the least effort? Ta for bodywork buy autoglym pack of ebay, about ?10-?15 wash with Bodywork Shampoo Conditioner dry with Aqua-Dry synthetic leather remove top shitty paint layer with Super Resin Polish and Perfect Polishing Cloth remove sticky bit with Intensive Tar Remover and Active Insect Remover wax with Extra Gloss Protection and Perfect Polishing Cloth polish with Hi-Tech Finishing Cloth do all this ONCE, and it will look the bollocks for 6 months with just a bucket and sponge
February 12, 201016 yr Wait until it rains, then just have a drive round. People PAY to go through similar in "car washes" would you believe?
February 12, 201016 yr When doing the glass both inside and out, use newspaper to dry the windowleen off, it wont streak
February 12, 201016 yr Wonderwheels for th'alloys on it http://www.motherspowerball.com/index.html This is what you what for alloys, it what power tools are for Edited February 12, 201016 yr by tyldesley_white
February 12, 201016 yr Wait until it rains, then just have a drive round. People PAY to go through similar in "car washes" would you believe? Or alternatively pay some Poles or Latvians a fiver to do it. Brought mine up a treat. None of that me messing around with polish etc
February 13, 201016 yr for bodywork buy autoglym pack of ebay, about ?10-?15 wash with Bodywork Shampoo Conditioner dry with Aqua-Dry synthetic leather remove top shitty paint layer with Super Resin Polish and Perfect Polishing Cloth remove sticky bit with Intensive Tar Remover and Active Insect Remover wax with Extra Gloss Protection and Perfect Polishing Cloth polish with Hi-Tech Finishing Cloth do all this ONCE, and it will look the bollocks for 6 months with just a bucket and sponge Kinell Homer,that lot would cost a fortune - and it would take hours.....might as well just get it minted by a professional valeting company.
February 13, 201016 yr Or alternatively pay some Poles or Latvians a fiver to do it. Brought mine up a treat. None of that me messing around with polish etc So what's it to be? Pay a pole to do it or not mess around with polish? Make your mind up lad!
February 13, 201016 yr Spunk Walk out onto the street and knock one out over the bonnett It will shine like a virgins face
February 14, 201016 yr Don't use a sponge. Use a lambs wool mitt. Can get em from Halfords. Sponge just drags dirt and ends up scratching the paint.
February 14, 201016 yr Don't use a sponge. Use a lambs wool mitt. Can get em from Halfords. Sponge just drags dirt and ends up scratching the paint. Hmmmm, one or two on here would find another purpose for a lambs wool mitt............probably better than a woman.
February 14, 201016 yr for bodywork buy autoglym pack of ebay, about ?10-?15 wash with Bodywork Shampoo Conditioner dry with Aqua-Dry synthetic leather remove top shitty paint layer with Super Resin Polish and Perfect Polishing Cloth remove sticky bit with Intensive Tar Remover and Active Insect Remover wax with Extra Gloss Protection and Perfect Polishing Cloth polish with Hi-Tech Finishing Cloth do all this ONCE, and it will look the bollocks for 6 months with just a bucket and sponge For the price, Homer has got it spot on - just not in that order. Also use a wool mit, not a sponge and use two buckets not one.
February 15, 201016 yr For the price, Homer has got it spot on - just not in that order. Also use a wool mit, not a sponge and use two buckets not one. sorry, been a while since ive done it.
February 16, 201016 yr Pour vinegar over the whole lot and buff off with newspaper. If nothing else your missus will always manage to find the car ont Th'asda carpark. Cos it will stink.
i've just changed my car and like most blokes i want it to look it's best, until the novelty wears off. what products can be recommended for getting the best results with the least effort? Ta