How do you clean your Seat
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Does not compute.
But I guess it depends on whether you care for your car or not? Me, I get a lot of satisfaction cleaning and protecting paintwork on my cars. I don't want to trust that to others.
There are plenty of superb detailers who will do a great job for a price, but I enjoy doing it myself.
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The most important piece of advice I can give is never ever ever use a sponge! Get something made of sheepskin or similar as it's much less likely to cause swirly scratches.
Oh and I always clean off bird crap as soon as possible after it happens. I left a couple of splats for a few days on my old car and it completely destroyed the paint finish.
Oh and I always clean off bird crap as soon as possible after it happens. I left a couple of splats for a few days on my old car and it completely destroyed the paint finish.
If it can't be done properly then it doesn't get a wash. There's a detailer near me that does washes or I do it myself. Otherwise my car goes to him every three months for a full exterior detail.
I bought a demo FR 2 weeks ago with 2k km on it but it had been washed with a brush. Great. It's got to go in for a light correction now as a result which is absolutely fantastic
I bought a demo FR 2 weeks ago with 2k km on it but it had been washed with a brush. Great. It's got to go in for a light correction now as a result which is absolutely fantastic
I use this http://www.greasedlightning.co.uk/?gclid=CIyMysj5tL0CFTTJtAods0wAHQ & its brillant, also saves so much time.
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trouble is with waterless is the dirt has to go somewhere therefore it got to scratch i have used it but i always washed car first but dont use any more since i started detailing cars
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Car dont get scratched as dirt is encapulated and somehow is moved away from paint, used it on my last car for 3 years, and can honestly say no scratches as a result of using it, I total understand why peeps are causious about said product, but I can recommend 100%.
I second that, have used for 5+years on sometimes very dirty ( not muddy..........not that brave
) cars with great results and not a scratch to be seen. Amazing stuff for a very quick wash and polish.One thing to remember though is to use good quality microfibre cloths for putting on and taking off.
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Rinse with pressure washer, snowfoam, rinse again, wash two bucket method, dry with drying cloth, coat AG super resin polish, dodo juice wax as a final protection step back and admire the shine because it will be filthy again innext to no time
2 bucket method with a microfiber washmit
Clayed twice a year, de tarred when necessary, polished & waxed often enough lol
Clayed twice a year, de tarred when necessary, polished & waxed often enough lol
Sneaks in...
Admits to using the car wash - once every six weeks or so...
And then runs for cover! Haha.
I know I should show a bit more care, but I really can't be bothered. Maybe when I buy an Aston Martin I'll consider handwashing, but not for the Leon or the Qashqai. Washing it too often will just show up all the stone chips I never got repaired!
Admits to using the car wash - once every six weeks or so...
And then runs for cover! Haha.
I know I should show a bit more care, but I really can't be bothered. Maybe when I buy an Aston Martin I'll consider handwashing, but not for the Leon or the Qashqai. Washing it too often will just show up all the stone chips I never got repaired!
Rinse with pressure washer, snowfoam, rinse again, wash two bucket method, dry with drying cloth, coat AG super resin polish, dodo juice wax as a final protection step back and admire the shine because it will be filthy again innext to no time
I find the snowfoam works better if you do not pre-rinse.
My mother washed her Mitsubishi Colt every w/e in a car wash until she passed me the car after 5/6 years. Couldn't see out of the window there were so many little scratches. At night it was like a starburst. As to the paintwork....
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