View Poll Results: How often do you clean your car?
Weekly diy



52
74.29%
Monthly diy



8
11.43%
When the suns shinning (Summer)



6
8.57%
Can't be bothered



1
1.43%
Pay someone else to do it



3
4.29%
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HOW OFTEN DO YOU CLEAN YOUR SCOOBY POLL?
Are you obsessed, can't be bothered or paying someone else to do it??
With so many detailers and valet companies out there thought it would be good to see how many people pay someone and how many people diy
With so many detailers and valet companies out there thought it would be good to see how many people pay someone and how many people diy
Last edited by L33_WRX; Jul 2, 2007 at 09:45 PM.
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To be honest i dont think once a month hurts em mines been done more often than that lately though an have polished it regularly for the last 3yrs an its been ok.
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doesnt seem to have hurt mine much.
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doesnt seem to have hurt mine much.
it will depend what polish you use. not all "polishes" are that abraisive. If you was going at your car with t-cut, a pc or rotary with menz ip or pg every month then it's not going to take long for your paint to wear through. something like autoglym srp isn't that abraisive when used by hand imo.
i agree though that waxing / sealing / glazing more often is important rather than polishing. Get the paint corrected and then maintain it properly. will look loads better.
i agree though that waxing / sealing / glazing more often is important rather than polishing. Get the paint corrected and then maintain it properly. will look loads better.
just something else to add. i think that there is a lot of cofusion that surrounds polishes and waxes. most polishes will only contain, if any, very little wax or sealant to protect the paint finish. yes you'll get a nice shine from them, that's what they are made to do, restore the paintwork. But a wax will protect the paint rather than correct it. waxes are the opposite to polish, they have, if any, very little polish in them to "cut" the paint finish.
if you don't want to spend a fortune or ages and just like your car to look clean, autoglym srp every now and then followed up with their extra gloss protection is a good way to start. you'll soon love the extra qualities from the egp that you'll be spending more time and £££ on top end products. i know i did and i haven't looked back since. i'm now onto menzerna for my polishes and zymol for my solid waxes and jeffs werkstatt for my liquid waxes. the difference is amazing.
it's even gone as far as to the point of where i am considering starting up my own valeting / detailing business.
if you don't want to spend a fortune or ages and just like your car to look clean, autoglym srp every now and then followed up with their extra gloss protection is a good way to start. you'll soon love the extra qualities from the egp that you'll be spending more time and £££ on top end products. i know i did and i haven't looked back since. i'm now onto menzerna for my polishes and zymol for my solid waxes and jeffs werkstatt for my liquid waxes. the difference is amazing.
it's even gone as far as to the point of where i am considering starting up my own valeting / detailing business.
Just looking at the poll results scare me. I am not even going to read the replies so far! I clean fluffy, at a push, 3 times a year. Only polished her once in 2 years. During the last hosepipe ban I didn't wash her at all for 1 entire year
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