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To be honest, Chip makes a fair point about detailing and forums, Kev. You'd agree with that (perfect example is some companies repackaging products but with better marketing).
In my experience as well (hi), for example I've bought a 007p from Forge because tehinternetz said to, whilst getting...
Honest to God, it is the most difficult thing to resist. We were at the Foodies festival a few weekends ago, got chatting to one of the exhibitors (Cheshire Cheese Company). Turned out the lad was from Macc near my grandmother so had a good old chat and before I realised it, I'd bought six (to...
And again?
In fact that's twice you've talked about knowing people from all walks of life in the last, oh, 15 mins...
Should I be pulling at this thread, or will it unwind a series of quite sad posts?
Lol. I actually missed the thread. I just saw it had been locked and Chip had posted (many many many many many time) - a relatively common occurence it would seem...!
Much like your inability to see when people are bored of your apparent know-it-all posting on a forum? Are Joe Public that bothered about certain ways of mapping cars and how much experience you have in this area (let's not forget chemistry, physics, car selling/buying, cheese, fermentation...)...
Yet more confusion. And I think on your part. That was a point, not a question about how much you know me? Not that that stopped the jibes about the area I grew up in, of course...!
Before I get more confused about what you're actually arguing;
Jo public has a nice Audi. He goes to the Polish car wash who marr his paint and it looks s**t after 6 months. He has the money to get it corrected and you agree he would see a difference. So if he had washed it properly in the...
It is relevant. It's a reply to your post about time, money and doing it themselves...
And of course it does. I spend £££ on detailing products and a decent enough car because I can. Someone who has a lesser bank balance wouldn't spend £££ on Unicorn spunk (to quote Roy).
So hang on (yes, I'm going back on my post above and posting again). Your above post is agreeing that if a Joe Public had his car detailed (not £20 washed as above, properly detailed) they'd see the difference? So would you not think they would ask how to keep the car looking like that, to which...
Ah the rich boy comment has come out! Excellent - that means I need post no more as it automatically voids every single one of your posts. Congratulations on your jealousy-through-presumption failings.
My neighbours are Joe and Jo Average. They have more money than most of Cheshire put together. But after correcting a few of their cars, he now goes out and washes it himself to keep it in that condition.
Even the cake faced receptionist at the Aston dealership I pitched for business at 17...
See, this is the reason I'm asking. I don't have the necessary space or hardware to do this. So for me, it's a case of detail and protect it will every 6 months, then use a decent pre wash to soak the grime and take it to the local jet wash.
So. Lots of discussion about this stage recently because of ASDAs price drop on a relatively unknown product; Rapid Dirt Shifter from CarPlan/Demon Shine. Much like AF's Citrus Power, this is an LSP safe pre wash spray that breaks down grime.
The question is, with ASDA able to sell this...