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No, I think English is his second language, so there has been something lost in translation.
Vive le sport - quick English lesson.
Chamois;
Drying towel;
So your comment s about chamois being the best was incorrect. Now calm down.
THANK YOU! Bah, that was going to annoy me.
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Lol. We need an "Answer John's Questions" thread ;)
First thing, why acid wheel cleaner?
Wheel brush, love my big EZ brush. Best wheel brush I've tried. http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wheels-and-tyres/ez-detail-brush/prod_480.html You can also pick up lots of different brushes from eBay - name...
Fk1000p looks better, is easier to apply/remove and is cheaper by memory (for the oz). Oh and it's heat and fairly chemical resistant so useful on metal and wheels. Why anyone uses 476 anymore is beyond me!
Here's a revelation for you lot; I did the same when I was twelve. I spilled paint over a family car's bonnet. I was so upset, I spent most of my Friday evening (and pocket money) trying to get rid of it with my nails, some towels, some soap and... yes... a scouring pad!! Luckily my grandfather...
But wax safe, right? If so, Citrus Power is my new fav product. Works so well, but will get expensive.
If Megs is messy, you're using too much product chap. Same with most detailing processes, more product = more mess (polishes, trim products, wax, etc).
BTBM is really the best answer here, in...
What are you after with the citrus stuff, John? A traffic film remover (TFR)?
Shampoo wise, GWash, Dodo Born to be Mild (BTBM) and Meg's Hyper Wash/Shampoo Plus are my go to products. All wax friendly, none leave anything (measurable) behind, which is what I'm after (that's what a QD is for)...