Galliano Posted November 28, 2009 Posted November 28, 2009 Okay then chaps, heres where you can put up your list of products that you find work best on your Star.Feel free to include pictures Quote
Armand Posted November 28, 2009 Posted November 28, 2009 Megs Gold class shampoo Autoglym Hi-Tech Flexi Water Blade Then Chamois the left over residue. Megs paint cleanerTurtle wax white polish Autoglym super resin polishMegs gold class wax.Finished off with a turtle was microfiber cloth Megs Tyre slick. Armand Quote
Bildo Posted November 28, 2009 Posted November 28, 2009 Claying:Poorboys Clay BarPoorboys Spray & Wipe for lubricationWashing:Euro Lambswool Wash Mitt with Two Bucket MethodPoorboys Slick n SudsPoorboys XL Drying TowelMicrofibre Cloths & Autoglym Fast Glass on windowsDetailing:Poorboys White Diamond GlazePoorboys EX-P SealantPolishing:Meguiars G220 DA Machine PolisherMeguiars #80 & #82 PolishesWax:Collinite 476SWheels:Shampoo/Polish if really filthyPoorboys Wheel SealantMeguiars Endurance (Purple stuff) for tyre shine Quote
Liam_D Posted November 28, 2009 Posted November 28, 2009 I mainly use the ICE range as they are a bargain price for how well they work. Bildo - Poorboys wheel sealant FTW!! How nice does that smell?? its immense, Also quick question for you do Poorboys do some kind of quick detailer type stuff as i would like to start using more of the Poorboys range. Quote
riko666 Posted November 28, 2009 Posted November 28, 2009 I don't ;]But in all seriousness, I did buy a comprehensive range of the Meguiars "NXT" products, was not impressed by it to be honest, the microfibre towel though was pretty good Quote
Bildo Posted November 28, 2009 Posted November 28, 2009 I mainly use the ICE range as they are a bargain price for how well they work. Bildo - Poorboys wheel sealant FTW!! How nice does that smell?? its immense, Also quick question for you do Poorboys do some kind of quick detailer type stuff as i would like to start using more of the Poorboys range.Haha, the wheel sealant smells amazing, as do most of their products to be fair.Spray and Wipe is Poorboys quick detailer, very good stuff and I dilute it quite strongly with water so it lasts ages. Quote
Steve GT Posted November 28, 2009 Posted November 28, 2009 i just use autoglym on everythingquality stuff im a big fan of it Quote
Smithy_dub Posted November 29, 2009 Posted November 29, 2009 Washing:Dodo Juice Born To Be MildValetPro Snow FoamMeguiars Shampoo PlusDodo Juice Time To DryDodo Juice Red Mist Tropical2 Bucket MethodKarsher Pressure Washer with Foam LanceSonus Lambswool MittTonnes of Microfibres and ClothsClaying:Sonus Clay BarsDodo Juice Born SlippyPolishing/Waxing:Kestral DAS-6 Orbital PolisherMeguiars Pads: Soft/Medium/HardMeguiars #83 Cleaner PolishMeguiars #80 Speed GlazeMenzerna Final Finish PO85RDPoorboys Black HoleAutoglym SRPMeguiars 3 Stage: Cleaner/Polish/WaxDodo Juice Purple Haze WaxWheels:Spare Shampoo: Meg's Gold ClassMeguiars Hot Rims Wheel CleanerPoorboys Wheel SealentMeguiars Endurance Tyre GelAutoglym Tyre DressingOther:Autoglym Vinyl/Rubber CareAutoglym Leather CleanerAutoglym Leather CreamAutoglym Glass PolishAutoglym Fast GlassArmour All Dash WipesAutosolMeguiars Metal PolishProbably some more stuff, i need to get some suitable polish and wax for the white Glanza soon.. Quote
Galliano Posted November 29, 2009 Author Posted November 29, 2009 I don't ;]But in all seriousness, I did buy a comprehensive range of the Meguiars "NXT" products, was not impressed by it to be honest, the microfibre towel though was pretty goodRiko, standing the bottles infront of the car don't clean it..I have had good results with the 3 step megs range. Paint Cleaner, Polish and Carnauba Wax is WINZ, also the Auto Glym Tyre Dressing.. good stuff too. Quote
Squidge Posted November 29, 2009 Posted November 29, 2009 i find autoglym bumper gel best thing for tyres Quote
toy Posted November 29, 2009 Posted November 29, 2009 i use fairy washing up liquid soft on your hands only messin i use Turtle Zip Wax Car Wash on the Starlet and thats all i use on it as the paint is scratch so bad that a respary is what it needsBut here is what i use on all my Classic carsI use all Turtle Wax stuffOutsideTurtle Zip Wax Car WashTurtle Wax Chrome PolishTurtle Wax Bug & Tar RemoverTurtle Wax Rim CleanTurtle Wax Wet â??n Black Tire GelTurtle Wax ClearVue Auto Glass CleanerTurtle Wax Black Box (its for black cars)Turtle Wax Express ShineTurtle Wax Color Magic Car PolishTurtle Wax Carnauba Cleaner WaxTurtle Wax Scratch & Swirl RemoverTurtle Wax Headlight Lens Restorer KitTurtle Wax Polishing CompoundTurtle Wax Premium Rubbing CompoundMer The Ultimate Car Polish (very very good stuff)Mer Bumper & External Vinyl Cleaning Gel (very good on restoring plastic trim)InsideTurtle Wax Leather Cleaner & ConditionerTurtle Wax Oxy Power Out Carpet & Upholstery CleanerSTP Son of a Gun (all of them)shoe polish Quote
The_Notorious_C_A_T Posted November 29, 2009 Posted November 29, 2009 Meguirs wash and wax thing, do it about once a month at best.Never got the whole anal about detailing thing. As long as it aint rusty or salty corrosive stuff, a bit of dirt isn't the end of the world. Quote
rob_bower Posted November 30, 2009 Posted November 30, 2009 good to see this section getting some use ive been doing alot of reading in to detailing after talking to bill and rick at JAE!!i currently useAG shampoo and cond AG SRPAG Bumper careAG egpMegs paint cleanerMegs polishMegs waxMegs QDMegs Clay barastonish wheel ceanerand a few other bits and bobs!!i have been looking at the kestral DAS6! and will be investing in some poorboys and dodo stuff in the near future but the list is growing Quote
Guest Eamon Posted December 31, 2009 Posted December 31, 2009 Washing:Meguiars Grit Guard Insert & BucketMeguiars Lambswool Wash MittAutoglym Shampoo ConditionerAutoglym Clean WheelsDrying:Autoglym Hi Tech Flexi Water Blade CleanYourCar Huge 'Fluffy' Drying TowelDetailing:Autoglym High Definition WaxAutoglym Super Resin PolishAutoglym Perfect Polishing Cloth's Autoglym Surface Clay Detailing Kit Autoglym Fast GlassAutoglym Instant Tyre DressingJob done Quote
rob_bower Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 just added a few bits to my list including aDAS orbital polisher Menzena padsmenzerna power finish DODO red mist Valet pro bilbery wheel cleener Silverline wheel brush!!Ill also be placing an order for rome more DODO stuff and some poorboys after payday!!Rob Quote
riko666 Posted January 13, 2010 Posted January 13, 2010 Riko, standing the bottles infront of the car don't clean it..Figured I should laugh as no-one else did - HAH And they're in a dirty mop bucket Quote
series70boy Posted June 25, 2010 Posted June 25, 2010 hi allany cheap wash and wax as a shampoousually autoglym srp also on wheels too back to black on any black stuffcheapo tyre shinepedge multi surface glass, wood, metal, plastic on windowsany cheap dash shine.it does not matter how many products you use its how you use them, just washing thougroughly including every nook and crany under the arches by reaching in with a sponge, rinse well, dry well making sure windows are'nt streaky and there are no water marks and you are 90% there.after that a good wax nice and regular making sure that no wax is left on black work.if you want to make the car look extra nice do all of the above then a small amount of tyre shine, clean the black work and your done.i see too amny cars that have been detailed so well on the surface but as soon as the rain comes dirt gets pulled out from around the arches and door sills and other fiddly areas and dries on the paintwork. you can tell the car is only clean skin deep because the good old british weather exposes it all Quote
durmz Posted June 25, 2010 Posted June 25, 2010 the jet washer to get the heavy shit off, then shes good to drive again, just keeping weight down is all Quote
shaneyb Posted June 25, 2010 Posted June 25, 2010 The two bucket method uses two buckets, not one. In thie first bucket, you have your car wash solution as normal. In the second bucket you have clean fresh water. First off you soak your mitt in the wash solution and begin washing the car. Then, before dunking the wash mitt back into the wash solution, you rinse it out in the second bucket of fresh water - this rinses out the dirt and grit particles from this mitt so that they cannot come into contact with your paint, reducing the number of swirls inflicted. Quote
LukeSR Posted June 25, 2010 Posted June 25, 2010 NXT Generation Car Wash 64oz Sonus Blue Perl Drying Towel Sonus Sheepskin Wash Mitt Two bucket methodZymol Car PolishUltimate German Applicator Quote
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