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Never been a great believer in the need for detailing before, but having had Steve of stevescleenz.co.uk over from Tamworth I've been more than impressed with the results. Cars the cleanest since I've owned it so alls good. See attached link.
http://s8.photobucket.com/albums/a11/200bubs/ferra...
http://s8.photobucket.com/albums/a11/200bubs/ferra...
Edited by sone on Monday 23 May 22:33
Agoogy said:
One bucket with soapy suds, one with clean water
Wash car with soapy suds and rinse sponge to make sure nothing gritty goes back on the car
move along and use soapy sponge...rinse..soap..rinse...soap...rinse...etc
I thought soapy water (ie washing up liquid) breaks down the polish barrier ?Wash car with soapy suds and rinse sponge to make sure nothing gritty goes back on the car
move along and use soapy sponge...rinse..soap..rinse...soap...rinse...etc
I was taught just use clear water .......... or polish the car again after !
coanda said:
Even if said washing up liquid is used with a yellow sponge (you know, the ones with the rougher green stuff on the back). Even Ecover?
i'm afraid that the combined usage of washing up liquid and a yellow sponge would render the user detatched from his senses before he hit the floor.and then executed.tuscaneer said:
coanda said:
Even if said washing up liquid is used with a yellow sponge (you know, the ones with the rougher green stuff on the back). Even Ecover?
i'm afraid that the combined usage of washing up liquid and a yellow sponge would render the user detatched from his senses before he hit the floor.and then executed.Gassing Station | Supercar General | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




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