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Interesting reviews on the Wolf Brake Duster, in comparison to IronX as mentioned above.
If you search and look just a little bit further down the page you will also see a review from RussZS on the Car Wrap...
C2 is now my choice as I won't have the means or the time to wash the car in London. So a slippery finish that can be pressure washed down at the nearest petrol station will be my only option.
That and ONR.
You want to be careful with money and do some detailing?
Sorry fella, that just doesn't work. I bought some stone chip paint and wet sanding wet and dry paper last night because I was bored at 12.30am and wanted something to do in the evenings next week...
Ah top dollar, not sure it's going to happen though fella, with all the love in the world! Heading to London as of the 1st of May, and on hols 22nd-29th of April :(
Text/call tomorrow?
"You sound like a t**t" is a grown up comment?
Apologies for not been down with the kidzzz StuieMCtunezzz. Do I mention your apparent inability to spell? Or is that childish and going to "embrass" myself as well?
Back on topic, the guy on the bike looks like a t**t etc.
I woud agree with the last bit AR. Photos, write ups, products used - a wee bit of improvement needed in these areas.
But no questioning the finished article!
Hi Dave,
There are a few decent glazes out there that add that "je ne sais quoi" to the paint work. A few links for you, all of which work well on ligher colours, just make sure you marry up the products to the correct waxes and sealants...
Prefoam, wash, clay, wash, dry, polish, protect.
Products wise, there are better products out there, but you have asked to use those that you already have, which is fair enough.
As Richy has mentioned, make sure you protect your freshly cleaned paint work, or all of your hard work will be undone.