which is best?? d6dph where are you???
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blitz877
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im after a good wax to use on my car as curently iv been using colour magic, but have recently started using tyrtlewax high gloss but i want something a little better really so any ideas lads??
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march109
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Zaino stuff can't be beat, though it looks nice and shiny in the picture!
325i Tech 1 Touring, breaking.
2.5 high comp. M20, 3.64 LSD, Fully undersealed, Spax springs & Bilstein shocks, s/s exhaust, Alpina rep wheels and more.
2.5 high comp. M20, 3.64 LSD, Fully undersealed, Spax springs & Bilstein shocks, s/s exhaust, Alpina rep wheels and more.
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march109
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This is what I use:
http://www.pro-detailing.co.uk/product.php?prod=35
If you buy it a bit at a time it doesn't hurt so much!
http://www.pro-detailing.co.uk/product.php?prod=35
If you buy it a bit at a time it doesn't hurt so much!
325i Tech 1 Touring, breaking.
2.5 high comp. M20, 3.64 LSD, Fully undersealed, Spax springs & Bilstein shocks, s/s exhaust, Alpina rep wheels and more.
2.5 high comp. M20, 3.64 LSD, Fully undersealed, Spax springs & Bilstein shocks, s/s exhaust, Alpina rep wheels and more.
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blitz877
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thats my old 2 door, the one i have now is not as good yet,march109 wrote:Zaino stuff can't be beat, though it looks nice and shiny in the picture!
that zanio stuff looks like a god buy and probably worth £109
chemical guys wax or sealants are good there 5050 is great and not pricey, no fuss and easy to use with good results
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blitz877
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spending time on the paint is not a problem but i really want a decent product for the look im after1an wrote:you need to invest in some zaino but bare in mind, for me to get mine to the level in my pic it took 2 FULL days of working on it, 9-5 each day, and was also was using my porter cable to eliminate all the swirl marks in the paint.
Zaino will last for 4-6 months depending on alot of variables, i would say that when i did my car (i.e in my sig) it was the only time i have got a very decent result with Zaino as people say its bonded correctly, another person to speak to is D6DPH for his views on products as he shares views on others products to what i have tested.
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blitz877
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budget is not an issue anymore, anyway im after the same kind of overall finish as you have on your car mate, time is neither a issue as i have plenty of it in the day nowd6dph wrote:Hellooooooo, Did someone call for a detailing mincer?![]()
List your goals for your finish and the amount of time you are willing to put into attaining that finish.
Budget is also a help.
thankyou my good man
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Well depending on what you have already you can delete from the list as applicable:
Decent shampoo (C/G citrus wash and gloss is a nice one)
Clay (Sonus green)
Clay lube (meguiars quik detailer or last touch)
Polish (Meguiars hand polish is easy to break down)
Finishing stages are pretty much colour dependant.
Decent shampoo (C/G citrus wash and gloss is a nice one)
Clay (Sonus green)
Clay lube (meguiars quik detailer or last touch)
Polish (Meguiars hand polish is easy to break down)
Finishing stages are pretty much colour dependant.

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blitz877
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i have none of the above, where can get hold of citrus wash and that sonus green clay mate?d6dph wrote:Well depending on what you have already you can delete from the list as applicable:
Decent shampoo (C/G citrus wash and gloss is a nice one)
Clay (Sonus green)
Clay lube (meguiars quik detailer or last touch)
Polish (Meguiars hand polish is easy to break down)
Finishing stages are pretty much colour dependant.
i can rcommend that place, was a little hick up with my order but i ordered ofver xmas, very very helpful when i called them
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d6dph wrote:Well depending on what you have already you can delete from the list as applicable:
Decent shampoo (C/G citrus wash and gloss is a nice one)
Clay (Sonus green)
Clay lube (meguiars quik detailer or last touch)
Polish (Meguiars hand polish is easy to break down)
Finishing stages are pretty much colour dependant.![]()
For durability, Meguars #16 mirror glaze, or Collinite 915.
Good reply there, concise and to the point! This saves a lot of searching
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