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wizking Member Since: 18 Mar 2010 Location: Around Posts: 1848 |
Wash it, clay it, polish it then a good waxing.... Will look like new |
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6th Jun 2014 7:56 pm |
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WarriorBez Member Since: 29 Jan 2012 Location: rugby Posts: 539 |
Thanks for the reply
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6th Jun 2014 7:57 pm |
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wizking Member Since: 18 Mar 2010 Location: Around Posts: 1848 |
You can get them all from ebay, or shop around. Personal recommendations of products are;
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6th Jun 2014 8:05 pm |
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WarriorBez Member Since: 29 Jan 2012 Location: rugby Posts: 539 |
Brilliant, thank you for taking the time to reply, very helpful
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6th Jun 2014 8:09 pm |
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wizking Member Since: 18 Mar 2010 Location: Around Posts: 1848 |
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6th Jun 2014 8:10 pm |
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ad210358 Member Since: 12 Oct 2008 Location: Here and There Posts: 7464 |
Sponge |
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6th Jun 2014 9:03 pm |
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mcphersonstrut Member Since: 21 Jul 2009 Location: In the land of 2 wheel drive and 60mpg Posts: 2164 |
And of course you mean buckets (plural) |
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6th Jun 2014 9:06 pm |
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WarriorBez Member Since: 29 Jan 2012 Location: rugby Posts: 539 |
Is a bucket and sponge not the preferred cleaning method? Black FL2
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7th Jun 2014 7:58 am |
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wizking Member Since: 18 Mar 2010 Location: Around Posts: 1848 |
A sponge and bucket is fine mate, some people like to use the two bucket system so you always plunge the sponge into one bucket to clean of abrasive materials before then using the second bucket to wash the car with.
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7th Jun 2014 8:07 am |
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Mr.Ignitor Member Since: 15 Feb 2014 Location: Surrey Posts: 18 |
Don't use a sponge, they trap grit that then scratches the paintwork. Use a lambswool or microfibre wash mitt. PH neutral soap in one bucket, clean water in another. Mitt in soap bucket, wash, rinse in clean bucket, squeeze out and start again. I like to snow foam the car first to get rid of a lot of loose dirt. |
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7th Jun 2014 2:21 pm |
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wizking Member Since: 18 Mar 2010 Location: Around Posts: 1848 |
True, but everything can trap grit. I have used sponges, brushes, mitts and cloths, never had a problem with any (I don't use the two buckets either). A good rinse off (yes, sometimes with snow foam) then a wash! |
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7th Jun 2014 3:20 pm |
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Stevie5tapes Member Since: 10 Jun 2012 Location: Brighouse, YORKSHIRE Posts: 1370 |
Ive just bought this for claying my car
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7th Jun 2014 3:49 pm |
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wizking Member Since: 18 Mar 2010 Location: Around Posts: 1848 |
Looks interesting Steve, might try that.
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7th Jun 2014 4:45 pm |
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bish789 Member Since: 30 Apr 2012 Location: St. Andrews Posts: 512 |
Anyone used Poorboys? |
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7th Jun 2014 7:08 pm |
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