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Re: RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - kentiiboii - 24-06-2013
(24-06-2013, 07:29 PM)Niall Wrote: Once you have got the body work to a good standard, invest in a Snow foam set up (llooking at about £50). It means you can wash the car easily without even touching it with grit on the paint work. Also looks cool!
Ordering mine tomorrow
RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - Niall - 24-06-2013
I love mine! Only issue is clearing away what runs off. You really have to water it down.
Re: RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - kentiiboii - 24-06-2013
(24-06-2013, 07:47 PM)Niall Wrote: I love mine! Only issue is clearing away what runs off. You really have to water it down.
Nice. Im getting rotary polish too so going to have one good weekend with the car in my uncles garage.
RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - Connor - 26-06-2013
Come on guys... Links to some wash mitts and grit guard buckets
Re: Detailing and cleaning noob - rocker8742 - 26-06-2013
Ebay it you lazy bugger
RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - Connor - 26-06-2013
No. Im lazy. And I also don't want to buy crap
Re: Detailing and cleaning noob - rocker8742 - 26-06-2013
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/KENT-Q2429-2-1-MICROFIBRE-NOODLE-WASH-MITT-/300918052162
That's what i use for washing, have a look on cleanyourcar.com they're not too badly priced and have always been helpful in the past
Re: RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - kentiiboii - 26-06-2013
(26-06-2013, 02:16 PM)rocker8742 Wrote: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/KENT-Q2429-2-1-MICROFIBRE-NOODLE-WASH-MITT-/300918052162
That's what i use for washing, have a look on cleanyourcar.com they're not too badly priced and have always been helpful in the past
They have these at asda for £2 atm
RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - Scott - 26-06-2013
Connor if you're too lazy to find the products yourself and you don't want to buy them, are you actually going to clean your car?
RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - cully - 26-06-2013
(26-06-2013, 03:16 PM)Scott Wrote: Connor if you're too lazy to find the products yourself and you don't want to buy them, are you actually going to clean your car?
he will stil use the local polish hand wash once he buys the cleaning stuff!
RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - ConorTRG - 26-06-2013
Mitt: http://www.waxamomo.co.uk/ecom-prodshow/ddjtm.html or http://www.waxamomo.co.uk/ecom-prodshow/mrlwm.html
Grit guard: http://www.waxamomo.co.uk/ecom-prodshow/ScrShiGG.html
Then just get any bucket.
RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - Connor - 26-06-2013
(26-06-2013, 03:16 PM)Scott Wrote: Connor if you're too lazy to find the products yourself and you don't want to buy them, are you actually going to clean your car?
No I am fully up for getting into detailing properly, but I just don't know what Im doing or where to look
RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - Just Sean - 26-06-2013
Why you all getting grit guards. Be cheaper to stop dropping your sponges!
Re: RE: Detailing and cleaning noob - kentiiboii - 26-06-2013
(26-06-2013, 07:32 PM)Just Sean Wrote: Why you all getting grit guards. Be cheaper to stop dropping your sponges!
I know what you mean they're expensive for what they are. But yiu know whatbits like. 1 interuption or just liftibg your wipers up half way through. You forget and just chuck it straight in.