Wax products
#2
Meguiars. Good range of products and good value. Check out the clay bar, also 3 stage cleaner, polish and wax. Don't think they do it in Halfords, but easily available from independent shops like Carnoisseur, R-Tec, etc. Also via mail order (Demon Tweeks, or Meguiars' own site).
#3
Used Autoglym for a long time and found it to be good. Don't know how it compares to Wax Wizard.
Use the Shampoo / conditioner to wash it down every **week(s) and between 4 - 6 times a year use the body wax. The benefit of this is that it builds a resin film over the car ie the shampoo / conditioner will not strip the car of the previous layer of wax you put on weeks / months ago.
I've thought i had light scratches on it before and when i have gone over the scratch with the wax it disappears. Obviously only the resin surface was scratched.
Like i said, i know wax wizard is good but i'm not sure on prices. The way i see it is, if Autoglym is good enough for the queens cars its good enough for mine
Pete
Use the Shampoo / conditioner to wash it down every **week(s) and between 4 - 6 times a year use the body wax. The benefit of this is that it builds a resin film over the car ie the shampoo / conditioner will not strip the car of the previous layer of wax you put on weeks / months ago.
I've thought i had light scratches on it before and when i have gone over the scratch with the wax it disappears. Obviously only the resin surface was scratched.
Like i said, i know wax wizard is good but i'm not sure on prices. The way i see it is, if Autoglym is good enough for the queens cars its good enough for mine
Pete
#5
Cheers guys will give the Meguiars a go. However I have had Mr wax wizard come around and do my last car and IMO he is highly recommended.
Will ring them tomorrow so hopefully I'll get my kit on Weds
Will ring them tomorrow so hopefully I'll get my kit on Weds
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