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Golf GT & A4 Avant
Selling all your samples gives me the impression you've bought something special to replace them?
Golf GT & A4 Avant
I seem to be going a similar way, desire and illusion. Playing with using a base of menz powerlock for increased durability with illusion as it still leaves a glossy finish next to Z2.
still have sv shield and def wax synthetic edition samples to try when I get the time.
still have sv shield and def wax synthetic edition samples to try when I get the time.
Golf GT & A4 Avant
The 50ml sample pots they originally produced pop up every so often. Their 89 edition was ok, but the synthetic edition is supposed to be their durable wax so keen to test against shield
what did you think to desire?
what did you think to desire?
Golf GT & A4 Avant
You p1ss me off when you drop stuff like that. LOL it's mean to drip feed this information and not tell everything!
come on then, PM me what you heard. I read all the threads when they first left DW forum so curious as to how far it goes
come on then, PM me what you heard. I read all the threads when they first left DW forum so curious as to how far it goes
What is def wax?
http://www.definitivewax.com
Its branded as a prestige wax but there's tonnes of roumers (maybe facts, but I don't really know enough) that the just re package other waxes and sell them at a huge markup in nick packaging!
Its branded as a prestige wax but there's tonnes of roumers (maybe facts, but I don't really know enough) that the just re package other waxes and sell them at a huge markup in nick packaging!
They used to be called Brough & Howarth (world's most expensive wax). They claim they rebranded etc but from my reading and listening they went out the game and came back so no one actually knew.
The thing is the like of the durus glaze wax and the carrera one were both really good. They also claimed they mix their own wax but when they were questioned on it twice they ran off.
The thing is the like of the durus glaze wax and the carrera one were both really good. They also claimed they mix their own wax but when they were questioned on it twice they ran off.
Some wax samples for sale guys.
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/show...Bouncers-CarChem-Gally)&p=9665015#post9665015
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/show...Bouncers-CarChem-Gally)&p=9665015#post9665015
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imprezaworks
ClioSport Club Member
Mk5 Golf GTI :)
link isnt working mate
I have ordered myself my very first clay bar.
I'll probably get slated for my choice but I opted for The AG clay kit so it contains clay, quick detailer/lube, super resin polish, microfibre cloth. I got it for £24 including delivery which I thought was quite good.
I have also ordered some foam applicaters and a pot of Good old fashioned Meguires #16 I know you get a lovely shine from it as I use it at work occasionally, not sure how long lasting it is though. It is something I felt comfortable using as my first wax
I'll probably get slated for my choice but I opted for The AG clay kit so it contains clay, quick detailer/lube, super resin polish, microfibre cloth. I got it for £24 including delivery which I thought was quite good.
I have also ordered some foam applicaters and a pot of Good old fashioned Meguires #16 I know you get a lovely shine from it as I use it at work occasionally, not sure how long lasting it is though. It is something I felt comfortable using as my first wax
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As above the ag kit is a very good place to start.
I'd suggest buying a cheap spray bottle and filling it with a mix of water and car shampoo. It will do exactly the same thing as the rapid detailer but is much cheaper so you can save the quick detailer for using after washing to remove water spots etc.
I'd suggest buying a cheap spray bottle and filling it with a mix of water and car shampoo. It will do exactly the same thing as the rapid detailer but is much cheaper so you can save the quick detailer for using after washing to remove water spots etc.
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