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I was just about to order some more shampoo and polish but thought I'd see what other people are using. Normally I use autoglym products but figured I may be missing some better and/or cheaper

So what do you use?
 
Here you go fill your boots! :mrgreen:

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=4637" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
 
Lee152 said:
On the same theme, looking to revive some old paintwork so could we include those products as well?

Lee



Just revived my roof after taking off my roof rack, started off with farecla g3 compound with the mop, then went over with the g6 compound, and polished it up with some 3m hand glaze, and I intend to keep polished up with some autoglym super resin polish :D
 
I use Greased Lightning Showroom shine, its a waterless wash you just spray on and wipe off, I haven't used water on the van for about 3 years...I also use their window, wheel & upholstery cleaner too, I can highly recommended it :)

http://www.greasedlightning.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
 
myvanway 69 said:
Meguires for me..shampoo wax etc...all great. 8)
I'll have a look at that, cheers
D@VEY said:
Here you go fill your boots! :mrgreen:

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=4637" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Probably far more information than I'll ever need :lol: How do people have so much time on their hands??

dave said:
autoglym super resin polish , used it since ive had a motor and never let me down yet!!!!
That's what I've been using :) Been good so far

Jay71 said:
I use Greased Lightning Showroom shine, its a waterless wash you just spray on and wipe off, I haven't used water on the van for about 3 years...I also use their window, wheel & upholstery cleaner too, I can highly recommended it :)

http://www.greasedlightning.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Would seem a bit weird without water :shock: How does it cope with road grime and oil? I have a slight oil leak which means I end up with a light covering on the back thats quite stubborn (really need to fix it!)

Lee152 said:
On the same theme, looking to revive some old paintwork so could we include those products as well?

Lee
Fill ya boots :D
 
"Would seem a bit weird without water :shock: How does it cope with road grime and oil? I have a slight oil leak which means I end up with a light covering on the back thats quite stubborn (really need to fix it!)"

I've got a slight leak and get a slight mist up the back too......ooher :-/ it polishes aswell as cleans so you can just wipe the oil off with a dry rag...
 
Meguiers for me as well. Find it excellent.

Detailing world is just mental!! Loads of good advice and tips, but crazy all the same!!! :lol: I enjoy reading about someone wet and dry sanding the paintwork on a Ferrari/Lambo/Bugatti etc and polishing out the swirl marks. Would never feel confident about it myself lol!!!!

I always think that when it rains as long as the rain 'beads' you are not going wrong. :D
 
creationblue said:
Valentine Won said:
Meguirers for me :)
Thinking about trying collinite triplewax as well
cheers shaun

Try it on mine if you like Shaun

Do you know what just i can`t remember the last time i cleaned mine so if you can wait a few months i will do yours :lol:
 
Valentine Won said:
creationblue said:
Valentine Won said:
Meguirers for me :)
Thinking about trying collinite triplewax as well
cheers shaun

Try it on mine if you like Shaun

Do you know what just i can`t remember the last time i cleaned mine so if you can wait a few months i will do yours :lol:

Can I book in for the month after?????

Ozziedog,,,,,,,,,, Just a thought :mrgreen:
 
Meguires for me, cleaned up my van a treat and smells nice too :mrgreen:
 
68_early_bay said:
Lee152 said:
On the same theme, looking to revive some old paintwork so could we include those products as well?

Lee



Just revived my roof after taking off my roof rack, started off with farecla g3 compound with the mop, then went over with the g6 compound, and polished it up with some 3m hand glaze, and I intend to keep polished up with some autoglym super resin polish :D

What do you reckon on the hand glaze,read mixed reviews on it,good at removing swirls apparently,do you polish it it wet,or apply it let it dry then buff off?

For polish I use Harly Wax gives a nice wet look and no residue.Autoglym is ok if you want a bit of cut to revive paint,but I find the powder residue too annoying.
 
ozziedog said:
Valentine Won said:
creationblue said:
Try it on mine if you like Shaun

Do you know what just i can`t remember the last time i cleaned mine so if you can wait a few months i will do yours :lol:

Can I book in for the month after?????

Ozziedog,,,,,,,,,, Just a thought :mrgreen:


You need some paint on the panels first....
 
D@VEY said:
Here you go fill your boots! :mrgreen:

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=4637" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


It's a great site and some very good end user tests results. Very easy to get carried away and spend a small fortune on all sorts of goodies (that you may or may not really need - bit like toys for the westy :lol: ). Discount codes around as well, but I must admit I've learnt quite a lot from this site or what not to buy and what good stuff this is from small uk based manufacturers and dealers, particularly the gtechniq stuff. Just take a look at Beaver .... (what a brand name!) just about to try a sample of their metal polish for the vintage speed exhaust as not much else touches it
 

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