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We've got a car industry. It's just other nations in it that's all!
Frankly KumKum, it's a bit of stereotypical banter. However, crying that the stereotype is outdated will not change a thing.
That sounds a bit easier to use. Think I'll get the AF Tripple, then the GTechniq C2V3. Probably need to get some new Microfibres for it too TBH, mine are all getting on a bit.
This the C2V2 stuff? Instructions sound just as finnicky as the Clear Seal I don't get on with. Dry into Microfibres? I don't get it.
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/sealants/gtechniq-c2-liquid-crystal-100ml-v2-/prod_1040.html
Well I'm not going to put Blackhole on a white car! I don't enjoy using the DA TBH, it takes forever and I hate being stooped over for a day/2 days doing it.
Sod SRP, don't really like the stuff. Far too dusty for my liking. I've done QDs in the past and I think they can be a bit of a PITA and a gimmick, especially Carnauba based ones.
I only mention about a Glaze because after I DA'd the RX7, a glaze really brought the best out of it, and topping...
I'm going to get some Tardis unless anyone has any better suggestions for a tar/bug remover? I'll look into this stuff you 2 recommend. What about a nice Glaze to enhance the white?
I don't mind doing the whole clay & everything prep say maybe once a year Gally. I've got clay, I've got the DA etc I just want to maintain it looking good after that easily, without paying somebody £100s!
You also forget you're talking to somebody who doesn't really follow the detailing world...
I don't particularly want to chuck a few £100 at getting a car detailed every 3 months, when I could buy £50-£75 worth of product that'll probably last me the year or longer.
It's not that I'm not willing to spend time keeping it clean, it's that spending the best part of a day keeping a car...
Most of you know I'll be owning a white car soon. Now this worries me, because frankly I'm not interested in cleaning enough to spend 8 hours a week making it look spot on, but also want the cars I own & actually like to look spot on.
I want the easiest way of keeping white sparkling. No...
I'm guessing you took them to some rough arse industrial powdercoater? One of these "we charge by the Inch" jobs?
He's f**ked something up in the process there, it doesn't even look like powder primer. Clearly didn't care either!