scooby_si

i think swissol have a quick clean or sumin or other that sounds similar? Calling Mark Underwood
Si (AFAIK i was reading swissol booklet other day but my memory is shot!!! lol)

[Edited by scooby_si - 3/1/2003 3:38:34 PM]

matty01

I know, i only did ""it"" a couple of times when it was 'kin freezin to get the salt off ,(i know ,iknow...sacrilege. No..really)i'll wax it...honest .
Lociclee, ,thanks ,will avoid them like the plague i did'nt know they were THAT bad mate.

[Edited by matty01 - 3/1/2003 10:15:29 PM]

matty01

...the water run straight off the car as it is sprayed on as i'd love to get some for when i've washed the car?

R.B.5

Speak to Mark Underwood at Wax Wizard/Swissol to get your kit!

There are various group buys to look out for, its not the cheapest wax/kit but it is extremely good and i use it myself

BL

Matty have a look at the group buy i am arranging for Swissol products.

http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadid=181571

[Edited by BL - 2/26/2003 11:17:36 AM]

matty01

Cheers BL,i think what i'm after must be a water addative wax ,i.e. just add to cold water and chuck over the car once it's washed ,the water then runs off as it would do on a freshly polished car...

matty01

anyone?

bugeye

Autoglym do a gloss rinse all you do is spray it on(after you have cleaned the car) rinse the car, the water will form in to dropletts then leather dry

matty01

cheers mate

logiclee

Matty,

I know some people can't was the car at home but a friend of mine used to work at a car wash on a main dealer site.

At the end of the day he used to hose down and clean the brushes. He said he ended up with a pile of grit and muck underneath each brush.

He also said that most car washes (UK at least) recycle a large proportion of the water to save costs. So your car is washed with mucky water with brushes that spin over your paintwork full of grit.

I have never used one since he showed me and thats over tenyears ago.

Lee

scooby_si

Auto car washes & scooby paintwork DONT DO IT!!!!!!!!!! it's much better takin a little time 2 do by hand with a quality wax cleaning thing etc. Can take a while which i guess dotn suit u hence the instant shine type question but hey i have nowt better 2 do init lol
Si

codhead

Argggh, noooo!

"Fighting car washs since 1983"

Brun

Halfords used to do "rinse aid" to add to water and pour over car from a watering can. 90% of the water was removed so leathering was a very quick job. From what i can tell they don't do it any more as i haven't seen it in any outlets for ages.