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Old 4th December 2013, 23:29   #1
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Any tips for cleaning/waxing/polishing/detailing a white saxo ?
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Old 4th December 2013, 23:38   #2
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same applies to all colours.

rinse/mitt/soap

drying towel
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Old 4th December 2013, 23:49   #3
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easy one clean it after every drive thats what i have to do with my rs
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Clay bar and buy an electric polisher
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Rince car, wash with microfibre mit using 2 bucket method fall out remover tardis to remove tar and glue from the roads dry using drying towel claybar and then DAS6 pro polishing machine with Megiures 105 for cutting to remove swirls and light scratches and 205 for polish and then use sealent and wax
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My cars just short of 30 years old and its white.
When I first bought the car i found it fairly difficult to keep clean, all the dirt stuck to it and the paintwork was really rough to the touch and dull.
I spent a weekend giving her a good once over, proper wash as stated above, removed all the sh*t with a clay bar and spent the rest of the time cutting the paint back using a DAS-6 and some meguiars.
Once I was happy with that, A good polish up and a few coats of wax.

I give it a good wash every 2/3 weeks now as I find the dirt doesnt really stick to it too much, but I like to keep ontop of it.

Every other month I'll give it a coat of wax and the paintwork still looks as if its recently rolled out of the factory
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