theres no short cuts in detailing ben, quality products just make it easier
theres no short cuts in detailing ben, quality products just make it easier
auto glym i did my mates bm with it it was 37 pound for a bag full of stuff from leather cleaner and wax and it came up great never sweated at all witch surprised me
Dont want to detail it as im not a ponce, just want to clean it!Originally Posted by burgo
Also dont want to cut corners just last time i polished a car i had to work like **** to get a decent finish which is probably why i not bothered since.
autoglym super resin polish followed by a wax of your choice should give a nice finish
i agree when i was a valeter (doing service washes nice and easy) i just used to do this some times just tfr it and blast it offjust T.F.R the fookeri hated the job so i rarely did it properly and they still want to set me back on
in the words of mr. miyagi. aaa wax on, wax off daniel son
i agree when i was a valeter (doing service washes nice and easy) i just used to do this some times just tfr it and blast it off
You do realise TFR is the single most paintwork abusive product you can apply, its very rarely diluted to the correct mix and will bleach and tarnis pretty much any colour going and imo, should never be applied to anyones cars ever!
I think you will find Kev was joking hence the '
i TFR a red corsa when i worked for ARC/IMO car wash. it went in red and came out the other side pink my boss went mad i found it very funny. and the lass that owned the car thort it was class her dad didn't thoYou do realise TFR is the single most paintwork abusive product you can apply, its very rarely diluted to the correct mix and will bleach and tarnis pretty much any colour going and imo, should never be applied to anyones cars ever!
I think you will find Kev was joking hence the '
As you can see i have not got round to it yet!
Will do it this weekend!
jeeesuss thats bogging. needs a serious power wash.
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