Oh, forgot the 'serious amounts of elbow grease' and bacon sarnies / cold coke required...

The results of my STis first Swissol experience - which consisted of:

- Hose down entire car
- Shampoo and brush detail wheels
- Hose wheels down
- Shampoo and wash bodywork
- Hose bodywork down
- Waterblade bodywork
- Terry towel bodywork
- (Allow to air-dry for a short while whilst scoffing aforementioned bacon sarnies)
- Swissol cleanse / buff
- Swissol Samurai wax / buff
- Back-to-black tyre walls...

Not moved it since, so it's still 100% shiny and protected under its cover.

Look at that reflection...



Very impressed, but looking foward to a quicker wash and shine the next time!

Shades

 

Looks newer than the ones in the showroom

Andy

 

looks very nice mate, must be alot easier to buy a new one and keep it clean rather than a second hand one with stone chips etc etc...

gav..

 

Only one word that says it all "MINT"

Kev

 

MrShades
thats amazing but i've seen the results before


Simon

 

looks fantastic but nothing beats Rally Slag looks

 

It looks the biz....

Worth every minute. What does the SCC cover look like? (pic?)

ta

 

Ahhh Swissol polish, would not buy anything else now.



Darren

 

Looks to me like someone put a car in your wax

Nice one !

 

Have a quick look at this new thread, for pictures of the car with the SCC cover in place.

Undercover Scooby pics

Shades

 

Nice result there MrShades.....well done!!!!!!

 

Praise indeed - thanks Mark.

Obviously the inside of the boot and all doors is the same quality - engine bay not tackled just yet, though hopefully with the right products I can get somewhere near your standard...

Shades



[Edited by MrShades - 12/07/2003 13:22:30]

 

Thanks SiDHEaD - the intention is to keep it that way, hence it sits under an SCC cover when not in use.

Here's another:



[Edited by MrShades - 7/9/2003 6:51:33 PM]