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15 years 5 months ago #160883
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right basicly my fiesta every time i wash it it still looks filthy what shampoo and polishes do people recomend on a black car ??
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15 years 5 months ago #160888
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car shampoo and car polish mate.... head and shoulders dont work lol
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15 years 5 months ago #160889
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take it back to basics ? look at the car cleaning thread on here,, follow the guide....
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on that guide snow foam is used,, but your normal throw it in a bucket shampoo will do the job
but i would go with
Shampoo
rinse wash with water
towel dry
Clay
Shampoo
rinse Wash with water
towel dry
Paint cleaner
Wash with water
Polish
wax
job done
with plenty of elbow grease of course
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on that guide snow foam is used,, but your normal throw it in a bucket shampoo will do the job
but i would go with
Shampoo
rinse wash with water
towel dry
Clay
Shampoo
rinse Wash with water
towel dry
Paint cleaner
Wash with water
Polish
wax
job done
with plenty of elbow grease of course
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15 years 5 months ago #160890
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Peugeot 207 GT | THP 150 | Bianca White
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No need to dry before claying. The water will only help to keep the car 'lubed' as this is essential when using a clay bar. Obviously you can use a clay lube as well, just means you'll use less.
Peugeot 207 GT | THP 150 | Bianca White
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15 years 5 months ago #160908
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claying will make the world of difference and also using a pre wax cleanser before applying a coat of wax.
i don't dry the car off untill i've clayed it and re washed it no need to dry in the middle
i don't dry the car off untill i've clayed it and re washed it no need to dry in the middle
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