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NorthDownsScooby 22-03-2011 04:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by admin (Post 80288)
I will get on there, Promise:ok:

Do you use the Megs aswell?

For engine bay cleaning..? No I use R222.

Cleaning your engine on SS

available here:
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acata...ash-cat19.html

old93ra 22-03-2011 09:41 PM

Thanks chaps for all the advice and product links.....yes the tyres I'm on it:ninja:

old93ra 23-03-2011 07:05 PM

Got a bit more done this afternoon, starting come together. Just interior TYRES and engine bay oh and exhaust....

http://i592.photobucket.com/albums/t...m/SDC11129.jpg


http://i592.photobucket.com/albums/t...m/SDC11128.jpg


http://i592.photobucket.com/albums/t...m/SDC11127.jpg

Now its clean I can see plenty of imperfections......needs a mop.

Chunk 24-03-2011 08:30 AM

Looks good

Once the engine is clean, its a lot easier to keep it clean

admin 24-03-2011 09:34 AM

DAS6 polisher

The Sonus or Menzerna kits are well worth the investment:nod:

Car would come up lovely with either of the kits:doubleup:

Starting to look the part already though:worthy:

Chunk 24-03-2011 12:41 PM

I'll be giving the 190 an engine in the next few weeks, so i will post pics

AndyWRX 24-03-2011 02:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by admin (Post 80594)
DAS6 polisher

The Sonus or Menzerna kits are well worth the investment:nod:

Car would come up lovely with either of the kits:doubleup:

Starting to look the part already though:worthy:

Totally agree mate, doing it by hand does look stunning but its a totally different finish with a machine :-)

Have you picked a tyre dressing yet? i use these
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wheels.../prod_103.html
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wheels.../prod_340.html
I dont really use the sprays because you allways get abit of overspray on the wheels and it acts like silicon spray attracting brakeduust and dirt. Plus the applictor pad gets in the groove between the wheel and the tyre and the gel smells REALLY good lol

admin 24-03-2011 03:02 PM

Andy, try using the endurance.. small ammount in a paint lid (or similar) and use a small paint brush:five:

Best i've found so far:ok:

old93ra 24-03-2011 03:55 PM

As it happens just ordered this lot.....



Order Inventory:
Product: Chemical Guys - Glossworkz Glaze
Quantity: 1
Product Code: CHET21
Price: £11.62

Product: Meguiars Even Coat Applicators - Pkg/2
Quantity: 1
Product Code: X3080
Price: £4.96

Product: Meguiars Gold Class Bug & Tar Remover
Quantity: 1
Product Code: G10716
Price: £5.79

Product: Microfibre WASH+
Quantity: 1
Product Code: CWS201
Price: £5.79

Product: Poorboys Natural Look Dressing
Quantity: 1
Product Code: POO810
Price: £9.12

Product: Chemical Guys - Orange Degreaser
Quantity: 1
Product Code: cld106
Price: £5.79

Product: Meguiars Last Touch
Quantity: 1
Product Code: D-5105
Price: £20.79

Product: Meguiars High Gloss Tyre gel
Quantity: 1
Product Code: G7516
Price: £7.46

Product: Trim & Tyre Dressing Applicator
Quantity: 2
Product Code: TRIX7
Price: £4.92

Product: 303 Aerospace Protectant
Quantity: 1
Product Code: 303410
Price: £12.46

Product: Chemical Resistant Sprayer
Quantity: 3
Product Code: CHE26
Price: £4.88

Couldnt make my mind up on a mop but I'll have another look at the 2 you recommended :thanx:

AndyWRX 24-03-2011 04:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by admin (Post 80671)
Andy, try using the endurance.. small ammount in a paint lid (or similar) and use a small paint brush:five:

Best i've found so far:ok:

I did used to do that but after a while every paint brush i used kept on loosing its birssels on the wheels, not sure why, i didnt press hard at or agressivly at all, ive also tried the applicator pads but these were abit big for tyres, the sponge applicator is the best ive found so far but im allways on the look out for new techniques and tips ;-)

AndyWRX 24-03-2011 04:28 PM

old93ra, good list of products youve ordered there mate, and so it begins lol up to you what machine you want to go for but youve got the chemical guys all in one so if you want to keep costs down abit just get a machine and a pad and get used to it with the all in one before you get any cutting polishes.

I still stand by the g220, havent had any major problems with it and has been good for 30 cars and still going :-)
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polish.../prod_409.html

The das-6 is a good machine too, basically the same as the megs but i havent personally used it so dont know what its like to work with
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polish.../prod_519.html

If you want to go down the kit route, when i started out i got the g220 with the sonus kit, the polish was abit dusty even in the cold but the pads were excellent :-) What ever kit you choose mate im sure youll be adding to it lol


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