Bringing a White car back to life
I'm getting a white STI within a few weeks:thumb:
and ive already followed the advice regarding products and bought JEFFS Werkstatt Jett trigger JEFFS Werkstatt Prime forgive my ignorance but am i right in thinking i dont need wax on a white car then? As much as i love washing my car I may seek an initial professional buffing - how do I find a good one? Within 50 miles of the M25/Kent area? Cheers Trevor |
I have used Swissol products on mine and have been very well pleased
I have to say that I have also used JEFFS Werkstatt Jett trigger on top of the Wax almost as a detailling spray and it is a nice product all IMHO of course |
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Originally Posted by phil_stephens
(Post 6656971)
I have used Swissol products on mine and have been very well pleased
I have to say that I have also used JEFFS Werkstatt Jett trigger on top of the Wax almost as a detailling spray and it is a nice product all IMHO of course |
I've emailed him cheers
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Originally Posted by Polished Bliss
(Post 6658471)
Glad it worked out fine, but I don't recommend layering Werkstatt Acrylic products over any wax; the bonding will be compromised, meaning durability will be low. :)
Thanks for that |
Originally Posted by T123VOR
(Post 6658844)
I've emailed him cheers
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Originally Posted by phil_stephens
(Post 6658877)
;)
Thanks for that |
Originally Posted by Polished Bliss
(Post 6660009)
No worries Phil, wasn't being picky or off with you mate, just thinking of any newbies who might read it, try it and be dissapointed with results, so had to offer my view. :)
You can only learn this way after all |
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