a bit of a polish
,looks alot better,comments welcome.
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20 September 2009, 09:15 PM
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Have a look in the car care section on here, loads of advice for protection. A lot of people think by polishing their car it's protected, I did to start with but use wax more often than not now on my 205.
20 September 2009, 09:29 PM
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I use the Autoglym HD wax fella. Can be bought off Ebay for around £25-27 or £40 from Halfrauds. I do rate it for ease of use and finish but some prefer other stuff for the money. Before that I use Poorboys Nattys pink wax - this was only about £14 a tub and smelt of bubble gum 
For polishing I use either the Autoglym SRP as it covers rids and scratches very well or Menzerna intensive polish which actually removes a large proprtion of scratches through its cutting effect.
Remembering this is on a 21 year old 205 LOL
For polishing I use either the Autoglym SRP as it covers rids and scratches very well or Menzerna intensive polish which actually removes a large proprtion of scratches through its cutting effect.
Remembering this is on a 21 year old 205 LOL
20 September 2009, 09:35 PM
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I use the Autoglym HD wax fella. Can be bought off Ebay for around £25-27 or £40 from Halfrauds. I do rate it for ease of use and finish but some prefer other stuff for the money. Before that I use Poorboys Nattys pink wax - this was only about £14 a tub and smelt of bubble gum
For polishing I use either the Autoglym SRP as it covers rids and scratches very well or Menzerna intensive polish which actually removes a large proprtion of scratches through its cutting effect.
Remembering this is on a 21 year old 205 LOL
For polishing I use either the Autoglym SRP as it covers rids and scratches very well or Menzerna intensive polish which actually removes a large proprtion of scratches through its cutting effect.
Remembering this is on a 21 year old 205 LOL
20 September 2009, 09:38 PM
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I would suggest calling Rich and the gang @ Polished Bliss Polished Bliss - Car Care Products - Car Care Advice - Detailing Services - Scotland - UK and having a natter. Really nice folk even if you're just asking for advice or spending very little
20 September 2009, 09:43 PM
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I would suggest calling Rich and the gang @ Polished Bliss Polished Bliss - Car Care Products - Car Care Advice - Detailing Services - Scotland - UK and having a natter. Really nice folk even if you're just asking for advice or spending very little
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