Completely new to detailing

[Dankata]

Hi I have never detailed a car in my life before, and was wondering what people would recommend buying on a budget of £50-£100, I already have microfibre cloths, a jet washer, bucket and a sponge . Any tips on using the recommended products would also be great thanks in advance.

 

[Budgie]

Don't bother.

You'll only end up commenting on how nice something smells.

 

[Scrooge]

One day you'll appreciate it Mike lol

 

[Addicted]

Buy another bucket, and use the 2 bucket method

 

[Yellow Dave]

get this to start with
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?716134-New-Auto-Finesse-mini-sampler-sets

then add buckets with grit guards, lambswool washmitt and suitable drying towel.

 

[Budgie]

One day you'll appreciate it Mike lol

I like the smell when I mow the grass and when I fill up with petrol, but it doesn't change the reason I do it.

 

[Advikaz]

Loose the sponge

 

[Scrooge]

Lol fair point, you just need a car worth doing tis all

 

[MWright]

Hi I have never detailed a car in my life before, and was wondering what people would recommend buying on a budget of £50-£100, I already have microfibre cloths, a jet washer, bucket and a sponge . Any tips on using the recommended products would also be great thanks in advance.

I'm an Internet Fraudster... so lets change my name.

Hai Bambi.

 

[yellowbelly]

^^^^^ huh???

 

[MWright]

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=698943

Ignores all PMs from me for 4 months.

Just hope he knows one day karma will hit him in the gonads.

 

[Kyle 86]

I would start on Auto glym as a beginner then the more u get into it the more u find out about other products