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Detailing Chat & Questions Thread
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Nah, just means there wasn't much brake dust/iron on them mate. Wheels looked quite clean tbf. My alcons show the product off well. Brake dust is mental off the Pagid pads, all of them are the same.
Great product anyway, best in class although most expensive. You don't actually need much of it to be honest.
Great product anyway, best in class although most expensive. You don't actually need much of it to be honest.
Coby.
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They were fairly clean and no doubt the OE pads on my Diesel Pug aren't exactly race pads.
Just got Tardis to try out another day when it's not quite do hot although obviously won't be amazing visible on a black car.
Need a new drying towel, What are you guys using?
Could do with a bunch if new MF's also.
Just got Tardis to try out another day when it's not quite do hot although obviously won't be amazing visible on a black car.
Need a new drying towel, What are you guys using?
Could do with a bunch if new MF's also.
Scrooge
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E55 AMG
Golf GT & A4 Avant
Couldn't agree more mate. I got the XL (rare) one and it's immense. Had the smaller one before that. Like the best bath towel in the world!
Golf GT & A4 Avant
I say that about the uber towel, but I don't use one anymore. Replaced it with a woolly mammoth that I dont really rate and finish off with the cheap red lined blue towels. Will get another with my next i4d or PB order.
Referring back to iron removers, I was pleased to see a while back that valet pro released one, but now so have britemax:
http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Britemax-IRON-MAX-3.html
Referring back to iron removers, I was pleased to see a while back that valet pro released one, but now so have britemax:
http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Britemax-IRON-MAX-3.html
I'm someone who really enjoys waxing my car after a detail. I wax with carbon at the moment, but I've heard people raving about C2V3?? Would you recommend applying this directly after polishing or applying it over the top of carbon? I would love to find a combination that gives a super glossy look but that also lasts on the protection side of things too! I only ever wax my car after a detail so roughly every four months but with a sealant is it ok to top it up every month or so? I've also heard good things about z2, any opinions on this?
Lol Soon as I started reading your post I was thinking...Carbon... carbon....
See for me Waxing is something i need time to do, and have the means to do it. Since moving out of my parents house I now have to park on a street and waxing the car is near impossible. Nor do I have the time to do it. So where C2V3 wins it for me is the time issue. It exceeds carbon in almost every way except 'feeling special'. All you do is spray and wipe and if you want to spend your summer evening or afternoon waxing the car, dont be disappointing when c2v3 is applied in the space of 5 minutes. Id think carbon would sit well over C2v3 also judging how well it lasted over Wolfs nano Sealant.
See for me Waxing is something i need time to do, and have the means to do it. Since moving out of my parents house I now have to park on a street and waxing the car is near impossible. Nor do I have the time to do it. So where C2V3 wins it for me is the time issue. It exceeds carbon in almost every way except 'feeling special'. All you do is spray and wipe and if you want to spend your summer evening or afternoon waxing the car, dont be disappointing when c2v3 is applied in the space of 5 minutes. Id think carbon would sit well over C2v3 also judging how well it lasted over Wolfs nano Sealant.
I apply my C2V3 weekly. Undiluted.
Cant argue with that !
Yeah I need to do it today, I'll wait till the sun has dropped and then go at it. Not doing anything tonight so can do it in the evening shade plus there is a cool breeze so it should be manageable, would my suggestion help at all though if I need to?
Worst case scenario is I fail and go at it another time when the weather is cooler.
Worst case scenario is I fail and go at it another time when the weather is cooler.
When I wash my cloths etc in the washing machine, is it alright to put anything in with them or just straight water?
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FYI ladies and gents .. Get in quick 
Right, so I'm guessing a little detergent, air dry them and I'm onto a winner? Barring the towels, keep them damp if that's even possible in this weather.
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