Polish - Black Boxster
Discussion
What is the best shampoo, cleanser & wax, applicator, method and product for polishing a Black Boxster?
I dont want to spend hundreds on this so sensible suggestion only please! I was thinking P21 cleanser then the polish but would I get a good finsh by hand or do i need a polisher?
Cheers
I dont want to spend hundreds on this so sensible suggestion only please! I was thinking P21 cleanser then the polish but would I get a good finsh by hand or do i need a polisher?
Cheers
David911rsr said:
I use Klay Bar followed by Zymol/Swissol HD Cleanse followed by Colinite 476S. Colinite lasts for 1 year and costs £16
As good as Collinite is, no carnauba wax lasts for 1 year. Zymol Royale would perhaps last 6 months and most of the good ones get to about 3. For a cheap carnauba wax, Collinite offers fantastic beading for a low price. Shame about the container and smell.
Edited by domster on Wednesday 11th April 17:11
mattbcardiff said:
What is the best shampoo, cleanser & wax, applicator, method and product for polishing a Black Boxster?
I dont want to spend hundreds on this so sensible suggestion only please! I was thinking P21 cleanser then the polish but would I get a good finsh by hand or do i need a polisher?
Cheers
I dont want to spend hundreds on this so sensible suggestion only please! I was thinking P21 cleanser then the polish but would I get a good finsh by hand or do i need a polisher?
Cheers
IMO it depends on the condition.
If the paint is pretty much immaculate something like the the P21S paint cleaner and a wax such as Collinte 476 will do a really good job for a grand total of £25.
If the paint has light swirls/spiderwebs I'd say try something such as Autoglym SRP, the downside is it can produce a fair bit of dust, but it's dirt cheap, will remove very light swirls and fill light swirls, and leaves a nice finish ready for wax such as Collinite.
In fairness a Zymol/Swissol kit will start at about £100 and you should get 8-10 applications out of an 8oz bottle of HD Cleanse and probably 30 or so (minimum) applications of wax from a tub so when you break it down over time/per application it's not at all expensive.
Edited by hutchingsp on Wednesday 11th April 18:27
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