Im looking to buy some new cleaning products, i.e. shampoo, glass cleaner, bug and tar remover, alloy cleaner etc.
Can you lot reccomend what u use and what are the best products to buy.
Cheers Peeps
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Started by AdamC11, Nov 23 2009 07:17 PM
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Posted 23 November 2009 - 07:17 PM
Hi Guys,
Im looking to buy some new cleaning products, i.e. shampoo, glass cleaner, bug and tar remover, alloy cleaner etc.
Can you lot reccomend what u use and what are the best products to buy.
Cheers Peeps
Im looking to buy some new cleaning products, i.e. shampoo, glass cleaner, bug and tar remover, alloy cleaner etc.
Can you lot reccomend what u use and what are the best products to buy.
Cheers Peeps
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Posted 23 November 2009 - 07:29 PM
Hi Guys,
Im looking to buy some new cleaning products, i.e. shampoo, glass cleaner, bug and tar remover, alloy cleaner etc.
Can you lot reccomend what u use and what are the best products to buy.
Cheers Peeps
I say this completely seriously: how much do you want to spend?
If you can let us know that in advance, people can make suggestions. Reason being, you can spend a lot of money on detailing equipment ... it just depends on how serious you might be
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Posted 23 November 2009 - 09:38 PM
See...
Detailing Guide
Detailing Thread
For many many product recommendations.
As tsf has said - it all depends on your budget. If you're starting out in detailing and want an excellent starter kit - then this is a great buy...
Rubbish Boy's Starter Kit
Detailing Guide
Detailing Thread
For many many product recommendations.
As tsf has said - it all depends on your budget. If you're starting out in detailing and want an excellent starter kit - then this is a great buy...
Rubbish Boy's Starter Kit
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Posted 10 December 2009 - 10:50 AM
I would highly recommend Chemical Guys products, I have many in my collection at home and they are very very good!
Just remember.... do not use a sponge... throw it away, use a wash mit instead!
Just remember.... do not use a sponge... throw it away, use a wash mit instead!
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Posted 10 March 2010 - 08:14 PM
I would highly recommend Chemical Guys products, I have many in my collection at home and they are very very good!
Just remember.... do not use a sponge... throw it away, use a wash mit instead!
proshine it removes tar without scratching or cutting into the paint and it protects in simple words i used it took the tar off easily and when it got back on the car from the road it wiped off its a dry cleaner so no back to black no tyre dressing they also sell alloy wheel protect and wax the sceptics will wonder but ive used it and mercedes use it so do bmw audi aston martin try it ten quid from ebay and you wont be dissapointed
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