Swissoil Virgin what should i get
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Swissoil Virgin what should i get
Were is the cheepest plase to buy this stuff...?
Also whats the best pack to buy, i think i need the clar bar, but what else...
Also whats the best pack to buy, i think i need the clar bar, but what else...
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hehe, gonna clean the new black beast already
Think you need cleaner fluid (or car bath thing) first to get as much off as possible, after the clay bar you need to apply some wax etc.
I dunno, I'm just bored, I asked myself once, and got a MASSIVE thread about what I do and dont need and never really unravelled it, someone must have a definative list for newbies to start with. As in, use this, then this then this and you're done, but if you wanna spend more then you need this, this, this, this and this.
Sorry
Think you need cleaner fluid (or car bath thing) first to get as much off as possible, after the clay bar you need to apply some wax etc.
I dunno, I'm just bored, I asked myself once, and got a MASSIVE thread about what I do and dont need and never really unravelled it, someone must have a definative list for newbies to start with. As in, use this, then this then this and you're done, but if you wanna spend more then you need this, this, this, this and this.
Sorry
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I have notice this evening that scoobyworld do the whole range ... Ive only just discovered meguiars which i have used on my partners Type R a few times. Not sure wether it would be worth trying this so any one that can help me aswell it would be appreciated
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Best place to get it from would be the Swissoil King himself or Fulham71 to his mates
He can advise you which one to get and is a general all round nice geezer.
Send him a PM or PM me your number and I will get him to give you a bell
He can advise you which one to get and is a general all round nice geezer.
Send him a PM or PM me your number and I will get him to give you a bell
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Bah
Yes we can supply the complete Swissol range and keep almost all of it in stock in good quantities.
As official Swissol dealers, we sell at the manufacturers rrp, however we will price match any other supplier who has the product "in stock".
hope this helps,
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Neil
www.scoobyworld.co.uk
ps - We also offer discount for SIDC members on some of the products
Yes we can supply the complete Swissol range and keep almost all of it in stock in good quantities.
As official Swissol dealers, we sell at the manufacturers rrp, however we will price match any other supplier who has the product "in stock".
hope this helps,
regards
Neil
www.scoobyworld.co.uk
ps - We also offer discount for SIDC members on some of the products
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got mine from here
http://www.performanceparts4u.co.uk/search.asp
went for the jap starter kit and the results a great.
http://www.performanceparts4u.co.uk/search.asp
went for the jap starter kit and the results a great.
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went for the jap starter kit and the results a great.
cheers
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Originally Posted by bigsinky
not to be a pedant or nuthin but I think its called the Samurai starter kit. about £100 odd quid IIRC. did a good job on my car anyways.
cheers
big sinky
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Get the starter kit from Fulham71 (aka Paul) is the cheapest from what i`ve seen and even i will shortly be ordering it!
(I got the car bath and its ace Thanks Paul)
(I got the car bath and its ace Thanks Paul)
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Anyone use the Teflon stuff? Is it worth the extra, especially for someone like me who doesn't wash the car as often as it should be (typically once an month at best, car used every day and not garaged).
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The teflon stuff is good if you leave it outside, makes bird poop come off easy and lasts a little longer than the standard swissol if kept outside im led to believe, I dont use it myself, I personally dont think it creates the same depth of shine as the normal swissol, but on different cars and colours its hard to tell.
next door uses it on his boxter as he keeps it outside normally.
next door uses it on his boxter as he keeps it outside normally.
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Swissol is mighty good, But damn expensive , I have been using the Meguiars products & my 10 Yr ole Scoob looks a million dollars & for no where near the cost of swissol
http://www.meguiars.co.uk/knowledge.html
I Know you gets what you pay for & all that
http://www.meguiars.co.uk/knowledge.html
I Know you gets what you pay for & all that
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it isnt expensive when you work out the weekly cost !
I would say that Swissol works out at about £2 -£2.50 a week
& yet some people will get their cars washed in a car park with a gritty sponge etc & pay 3 times that !!!!
I would say that Swissol works out at about £2 -£2.50 a week
& yet some people will get their cars washed in a car park with a gritty sponge etc & pay 3 times that !!!!
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