What polish do you recommend?
01 June 2002, 04:48 PM
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Polished my DBM Wagon this morning, it has a few stone chips and marks, so wanted to try a coloured polish. Bought some dark blue T-Cut polish and I'm not very impressed. First of all the colour is too light, and after polishing the car is covered in blue dust (which gets everywhere) and covered in greasy swirls!
Anybody reccomend a good coloured polish?
Cheers,
Rob
Anybody reccomend a good coloured polish?
Cheers,
Rob
01 June 2002, 05:10 PM
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DBM is a pain in the ***, never again 
Mark Underwood a.k.a 'The Wax Wizard' will most likely see this post and answer, the piccies I've seen after he has polished cars always look amazing, if not try looking back under some older threads and you'll find his details.
Mark Underwood a.k.a 'The Wax Wizard' will most likely see this post and answer, the piccies I've seen after he has polished cars always look amazing, if not try looking back under some older threads and you'll find his details.
01 June 2002, 05:12 PM
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Wax Wizard 
kicks all other polishes asses 
I once use to use AutoGlym but not on the scoob, now i wont even touch it as its low grade in comparison, Wax Wizard is what you need for your car and Mark does starter packs to get you going
Tony
kicks all other polishes asses I once use to use AutoGlym but not on the scoob, now i wont even touch it as its low grade in comparison, Wax Wizard is what you need for your car and Mark does starter packs to get you going
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01 June 2002, 05:51 PM
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I'm really looking for a coloured polish though as I want to get ride of some chips.....tried using clear polish on my old car and it just highlighted every imperfection....any of the above come coloured?
Cheers,
Rob
Cheers,
Rob
01 June 2002, 08:31 PM
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In answer to your question mate. No - have never seen a good coloured polish. Only solution is to touch up chips with paint then lacquer and clear polish eg WW
Sorry no other way apart from buy a silver motor??
Alasdair
Sorry no other way apart from buy a silver motor??
Alasdair
01 June 2002, 10:15 PM
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Got away with the T-Cut blue polish today, just some fine scratches that were pi$$ing me off. Only used it on the 1/2 panel in question though - WW Cleanse for the rest, then Merlin wax over the top.
Not perfect, but better than it was.
Steve
(DBM MY01)
Not perfect, but better than it was.
Steve
(DBM MY01)
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