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Recommend me some products for my Inferno



Simon_16v

ClioSport Club Member
As the title really.

I've never really owned much more than car shampoo and super resin polish. So any products to make the Inferno nice and shiny will be appreciated.

Thanks
 

Simon_16v

ClioSport Club Member
Well I'd like some polish, some decent wax and something good back to black for the small bits of plastic trim.

What else do you need to know?
 

VIICarCare

ClioSport Club Member
  255, 230, 172, R26
Clay bar, iron x. The rest is just personal preferences, prep is what makes the finish IMO.
 

imprezaworks

ClioSport Club Member
  Mk5 Golf GTI :)
You sound like me when i first started asking questions lol, slippery slope my friend. Ive had an inferno, so here goes, simplicity ftw

Decent shampoo, cheaper the better to an extent, imo
Some decent polish, tripple from auto finnese would be a winner.
Wax or sealant if thats your thing. Tough coat from auto fineese and probably a sample of dodo juice £6 ish
And some microfibre cloths, cheap as chips on amazon, ebay etc

You dont come accross as the next detailing king so the above should do you,

Cost £40 ish...
 

Simon_16v

ClioSport Club Member
Lol I enjoy cleaning my cars but not spending all day doing it. Will get some sorted for the next bank holiday weekend :)
 

imprezaworks

ClioSport Club Member
  Mk5 Golf GTI :)
Mate the above will take an hour tops. If thats too much then i suggest taking the car to the car wash lol
 

Gally

Formerly Mashed up egg in a cup
ClioSport Club Member
Bottle if AF Tripple and some Gtechniq C2V3 to seal it. Clean your car sell both.

Wire in and forget the word detailing ever existed.
 
  L-Y Clio 197 F1
not really an expert on this, but pete has served me well over the years and by pete i mean Pete's 53 wax. It's more suited to black or very dark cars but used it on my yellow 197 as its the only wax ive got left at the moment and it turned out rather nice. Always a very nice glossy/wet look finish, usually makes darker cars have an almost mirror-like finish. Decent protection, nice waterbeading afterwards in the rain.

obviously wash/foam/clay/polish etc. before you put that stuff on, not really too sure on what the top pick for red cars but pete's is a tidy wax that doesn't cripple the wallet
 


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