I used to, but can now often go 2/3 weeks without even needing to wash the car, my QD was last used in Nov and its just starting to shown signs of failing now..
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I used to, but can now often go 2/3 weeks without even needing to wash the car, my QD was last used in Nov and its just starting to shown signs of failing now..
Modern times are changing things,not only the ritual of polishing cars - Allways wondered why there are 20 houses in the street and have only seen 2 houses washing their cars!
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/9867834/British-drivers-too-lazy-to-wash-their-cars.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/9867834/British-drivers-too-lazy-to-wash-their-cars.html
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I think the reason most guys are "laughing" at this thread is because we have tried to advise you in the correct methods but you appear to be stuck in your own mindset that "what you do is getting the best results"
I mentioned on page 2 the correct methods. It may be "modern times" because people are lazy and would prefer to have "hand car-washes" wash their car (don't get me started on them)
What you may be doing would have mediocre results but get any of these "waxed" and "sealed" cars in the sunlight and it would be a different story. The amount of marring and swirls would be insane..especially if you are using a "bucket and sponge".
Do you use fairy liquid as well?
I mentioned on page 2 the correct methods. It may be "modern times" because people are lazy and would prefer to have "hand car-washes" wash their car (don't get me started on them)
What you may be doing would have mediocre results but get any of these "waxed" and "sealed" cars in the sunlight and it would be a different story. The amount of marring and swirls would be insane..especially if you are using a "bucket and sponge".
Do you use fairy liquid as well?
I think the reason most guys are "laughing" at this thread is because we have tried to advise you in the correct methods but you appear to be stuck in your own mindset that "what you do is getting the best results"
I mentioned on page 2 the correct methods. It may be "modern times" because people are lazy and would prefer to have "hand car-washes" wash their car (don't get me started on them)
What you may be doing would have mediocre results but get any of these "waxed" and "sealed" cars in the sunlight and it would be a different story. The amount of marring and swirls would be insane..especially if you are using a "bucket and sponge".
Do you use fairy liquid as well?
There was a reason this thread wasn't posted in the detailing section! i'll let you work that out
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Give it up dude, nothing you say no matter how helpful will sink in, complete waste of time trying to pass on your knowledge.
The only way to clean your car is with a sponge then turtle waxing apparently for the ultimate shine.
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Technologies answer to the 2 basic choices
Klasse is a synthetic wax / sealant
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/klasse.html
Klasse is a synthetic wax / sealant
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/klasse.html
Loved this.
Quite a short and expensive journey!
In 6 days how many times did you wax the car??
No wonder its shiny!! lol
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Technologies answer to the 2 basic choices
Klasse is a synthetic wax / sealant
http://www.autopia-carcare.com/klasse.html
FYI Klasse AIO is just a rebranded carlack68 AIO...
LOL. Turtle wax? Seriously?
Glad that the "Editors Choice" seals (pardon the pud) it for you.
The Fiat Multipla won car of the year 2001-2004.. That means it's "bad-ass" yes?
I follow and frequent quite a few detailing forums/detailers and if I said to them a "Turtle Wax" product was favoured, I would most definitely get laughed out the building..
I know, I know.. Can only try eh.. I give up.
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