what sort of cloths ?

[LEE_05]

what sort of cloths do i need for ag super resin polish? am getting some stuff off i4detailing ?

 

[DrR]

I use a foam pads to put it on, then a microfibre cloth to remove.

 

[LEE_05]

any foam pad coz am new to this detailing crack.

 

[Paul.]

i use polishing clothes. Just get some foam applicators. Lake country ones

 

[JD]

As Paul has said, you can use either specifically designed polishing cloths, or polishing pads (foam applicators).

When polishing wheels and metal, I use a mixture of the two. The cloths are great for more difficult areas, where as the pads are great for more easy to reach, open surfaces.

Hope this helps,

Jamie

 

[ChemGuyUK]

Foam wax applicators are probably the most utilised car accessory there is. The reason being they are cheap, but absolutley perfect for the application of any type of car wax or sealant and easy to use.

These fellas are the most inexpensive product but possibly the most useful, constructed from high quality closed cell soft ploy-foam they are pliable, strong and efficient and even machine washable.

 

[DanFreemanPhoto]

I use these. They are much easier to use and easier to clean than any form of cloth.
Get something like that

 

[richy22]

I got myself.

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/accessories/foam-wax-applicator/prod_89.html x 3

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/accessories/clearkote-wax-applicator-pad/prod_124.html

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/micro...tra-plush-buffing-cloth-16-x-16-/prod_69.html

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/microfibre-cloths/eurow-shag-pile-double-density-towels/prod_436.html

As well as various Microfibres I have (about 5!)

Also for drying I f**king love this.. also doubles up as a comfort blankey too

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/I4D_Uber_Premium_Drying_Towel_1.html

 

[theduck]

SRP and EGP i have always just applied with a clean microfibre.

 

[Paul.]

Foam wax applicators are probably the most utilised car accessory there is. The reason being they are cheap, but absolutley perfect for the application of any type of car wax or sealant and easy to use.

These fellas are the most inexpensive product but possibly the most useful, constructed from high quality closed cell soft ploy-foam they are pliable, strong and efficient and even machine washable.

i used these once. Binned them half way through. Not a fan at all:dead:

 

[DanFreemanPhoto]

Why?

 

[Paul.]

just prefer the cloths. At times i felt like it was scratching over the surface:quiet:

 

[Ali]

For a non cut polish/hand glaze i wouldn't use a foam applicator. You need to work the product in. I microfibre pad is more useable. I rarely hand glaze tho. Machine glaze on a black Megs pad is far better, the 6in pad is great as it bends and shapes nicely. Used it on everything from 4x4 to lotus's.

 

[JD]

For a non cut polish/hand glaze i wouldn't use a foam applicator. You need to work the product in. I microfibre pad is more useable. I rarely hand glaze tho. Machine glaze on a black Megs pad is far better, the 6in pad is great as it bends and shapes nicely. Used it on everything from 4x4 to lotus's.

Agree but OP wants hand application Scottish.

 

[Leeshez]

I use brillo pads. Wait til jamie sees my car lol.

 

[RussZS]

The new AutoGlym Hand Applicators are surprisingly good and are ideal to use with SRP (Red one) and EGP (Blue one).

Well worth a go for £5

 

[JD]

I use brillo pads. Wait til jamie sees my car lol.

:quiet::nono::dead::S:dapprove:

until Monday

then it will be

:approve::evil::star:

 

[Leeshez]

:quiet::nono::dead::S:dapprove:

until Monday

then it will be

:approve::evil::star:

Maybe you can make it shine again? :quiet::clown::star: