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jordan1
25th February 2010, 13:24
Just having a browse and was thinking of buying this ;) Whats everyone else think :fcuk:
jordan1
25th February 2010, 13:25
Oops link would help lol
http://www.seriousperformance.co.uk/Products,74,toView_302.html
wadoryu
25th February 2010, 14:42
iv never tried it mate but tbh. im not particually happy with autoglym stuff but you can get http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_16 6211_langId_-1_categoryId_165671 t for a bit more money and then you can learn to use the products than waste good products when the correct techniques. but then again im still leaning and someone else will recommend something else we'll see what happens
maybe this one?
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_15 8080_langId_-1_categoryId_165671
jordan1
25th February 2010, 15:55
That one dont look to bad either mate, I myself am just starting out was well. Looking forward to it but hear it gets really pricey haha.
wadoryu
25th February 2010, 16:05
oh yeh the price is expensive but worth it
jordan1
25th February 2010, 16:09
Once all this snow goes away I can get the car back on the road and finally start modding it ! Moneys tight though :( Plus want to start detailing!
wadoryu
25th February 2010, 16:41
ts'all right mate i know exaclty how you feel im a student with some expenive hobbies
jordan1
25th February 2010, 17:17
Lol theres nothing worse mate I know :(
MikeyW
25th February 2010, 17:24
Get rid off the sponge in the AG kit and swap it for a mitt ;)
jordan1
25th February 2010, 17:28
Yeah, getting a lambswool mitt mate ;)
wadoryu
25th February 2010, 22:36
7 or 8 quid at halfords i got mine for. its soooo nice
tyler
28th February 2010, 12:59
this is a bit more exspensive than the ag, but will give a swirl free finish:y:
http://www.chemicalguysuk.com/product_p/washkt.htm
MikeyW
28th February 2010, 14:06
A shampoo with a lambswool washmitt and a waffle towel alone will NOT give a swirl free finish :err:
They will just prevent you getting swirls in the first place, i.e after a machine polish.
J222JRA
28th February 2010, 14:16
A shampoo with a lambswool washmitt and a waffle towel alone will NOT give a swirl free finish :err:
They will just prevent you getting swirls in the first place, i.e after a machine polish.
Only is you pre-wash first to remove loose grit and crap
MikeyW
28th February 2010, 14:18
Only is you pre-wash first to remove loose grit and crap
Yeah I'm still recovering, be nice :P
-Alex-
28th February 2010, 14:22
A shampoo with a lambswool washmitt and a waffle towel alone will NOT give a swirl free finish :err:
They will just prevent you getting swirls in the first place, i.e after a machine polish.
I think what he was trying to say is that you won't add anymore swirls to the paintwork using that kit he listed....It does look like a good kit and I think I may have to try one of them out soon! :)
MikeyW
28th February 2010, 14:31
I think what he was trying to say is that you won't add anymore swirls to the paintwork using that kit he listed....It does look like a good kit and I think I may have to try one of them out soon! :)
Does seem like a pretty good kit for washing yeah :) but as I said, I'm still frail at the mo ha
grant_evans
28th February 2010, 20:42
this is a bit more exspensive than the ag, but will give a swirl free finish:y:
http://www.chemicalguysuk.com/product_p/washkt.htm
imo the waffle weave towels aren't great and grit guards are completely pointless, defo better stuff to spend your money on.
J222JRA
28th February 2010, 20:46
I agree about waffle weave cloths.........ive found them to be abit rough.
As for grit guards.... i was always very careful washing our cars but still got the odd swirls mark........ grit guards have reduced the risk alottttt
grant_evans
28th February 2010, 20:51
I agree about waffle weave cloths.........ive found them to be abit rough.
As for grit guards.... i was always very careful washing our cars but still got the odd swirls mark........ grit guards have reduced the risk alottttt
but its not like a gg traps dirt at the bottom of the bucket... it just stops you putting your hand to the bottom... i can manage that without a gg.
J222JRA
28th February 2010, 20:53
I just like the fact that you can give the mitt a good rub on the grit guard to ensure all the grit is removed.
I am quite anal when it comes to cleaning cars....:oops: lol
grant_evans
28th February 2010, 20:55
I just like the fact that you can give the mitt a good rub on the grit guard to ensure all the grit is removed.
I am quite anal when it comes to cleaning cars....:oops: lol
yeh.. never felt the need personally.. but if it makes you happy :y:
wadoryu
28th February 2010, 20:57
yeh.. never felt the need personally.. but if it makes you happy :y:
i dont see the need either mate
J222JRA
28th February 2010, 20:59
i dont see the need either mate
You will in time lol
P90PTS
28th February 2010, 21:11
I'm currently waiting on my new buckets and grit guards coming. Mother bear used my last buckets for bleach. But gave me an excuse to buy moorrreee :D
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