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24 May 2004, 07:46 AM
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shiny shiny (no- not a Telboy thread)
Bought a Swissol shield Kit, and here are the results.. 
after the clay bar:
Waxed the front end..
waxed the back end:
Let it stand for a couple of hours post buff...
Voila!
Big thanks to Fulham71 @ www.performanceparts4u.co.uk for the great service and advice
after the clay bar:
Waxed the front end..
waxed the back end:
Let it stand for a couple of hours post buff...
Voila!
Big thanks to Fulham71 @ www.performanceparts4u.co.uk for the great service and advice
24 May 2004, 06:47 PM
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Impressions of Swissol gear:
Car bath- Fantastic stuff.. and you only need a tiny bit too
Clay Bar- labourius, but straight forward enough- better than the meguiars one as its much more flexible and 'kneedable'.
Cleanse- great providing you dont put it on hot panels! easy peasy when on a cold panel far better than 'Zymol HD Cleanse'.
Wax- fabulous! I used shield.
Went on easily, let it stand for 30 mins in shade, then buff, then move out in into (blazing) sunshine and let it cure - rebuff in a couple of hours! SO SHINY see last few pics for evidence..
Pneu- (tyre dressing) messy, but great results, works on mudflaps too
glass cleaner- hm. wasnt impressed. used halfords glass cleaner afterwards to clear up the smears
wheel cleaner- hm. not great. had to do them twice. got there in the end. easy to use and no dodgy chemicals either.
Car bath- Fantastic stuff.. and you only need a tiny bit too
Clay Bar- labourius, but straight forward enough- better than the meguiars one as its much more flexible and 'kneedable'.
Cleanse- great providing you dont put it on hot panels! easy peasy when on a cold panel
far better than 'Zymol HD Cleanse'.Wax- fabulous! I used shield.
Went on easily, let it stand for 30 mins in shade, then buff, then move out in into (blazing) sunshine and let it cure - rebuff in a couple of hours!
SO SHINY see last few pics for evidence..Pneu- (tyre dressing) messy, but great results, works on mudflaps too
glass cleaner- hm. wasnt impressed. used halfords glass cleaner afterwards to clear up the smears
wheel cleaner- hm. not great. had to do them twice. got there in the end. easy to use and no dodgy chemicals either.
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Look like a job well done
btw, if u want a really good window polish try Auto Glyms Window Glass polish. it is reall good as fellow Auto Glymers will tell u!
btw, if u want a really good window polish try Auto Glyms Window Glass polish. it is reall good as fellow Auto Glymers will tell u!
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