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30 January 2005, 04:07 PM
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No sorry for the money meguiars #16 is easy to use, lasts forever and will outshine most stuff on a well prepped car.
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30 January 2005, 04:09 PM
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Meguiars.....
My bonnet was like sand paper, I did the meguiars 3 stage wax and it has come up a treat http://www.mad-als.com/mycars/pages/Scooby6.htm
My bonnet was like sand paper, I did the meguiars 3 stage wax and it has come up a treat http://www.mad-als.com/mycars/pages/Scooby6.htm
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30 January 2005, 05:05 PM
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I use Meguiars for quick do's in the winter, and it is very shiny. But if you want the same shine and to really see it last, try Simoniz Original (old yellow tin). I find the water beading starts to diminsh after about 4-5 weeks with Meguiars, whereas Simo lasts over 6 months. I've never gone longer than that without waxing it, but I'm sure it would last much longer. I've tried all the usuals and nothing comes close. My mate uses the Swissol stuff and his finish is no better than mine, but his wallet is £150 lighter 
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30 January 2005, 05:20 PM
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Well you can not beat this - http://www.vertar.com/zymol-hand-cra...s.asp?pt_id=74
The ultimate wax!
Just pricey!
The ultimate wax!
Just pricey!
30 January 2005, 07:49 PM
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I use Zymol, but only recently discovered MICROFIBER CLOTHS (Halfords)
The Wax is good - but polish with microfiber cloths and you will be amazed!!
The cloths seem to polish deep down, and as such "push" the wax into all those microscratches.
The paintwork on my 2000 DBM has never looked so good!!
Roblad.
The Wax is good - but polish with microfiber cloths and you will be amazed!!
The cloths seem to polish deep down, and as such "push" the wax into all those microscratches.
The paintwork on my 2000 DBM has never looked so good!!
Roblad.
30 January 2005, 07:57 PM
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Used Autoglym for the last 20 years without complaint, apart from the dusting. Read about peoples experiences with Maguires and bought their three stage system. Amazing, all the previous swirl marks and scratches just vanished.
Swissoil, may be better (it bl**dy well should be for the price), but I live in the real world (the cost of their polish will pay for the 2 new back tyres that I'll need soon), last but not least the car is not concourse and never will be! It looks good and gets used in all weathers in the lanes every day. Maguires hits the spot for me.
Swissoil, may be better (it bl**dy well should be for the price), but I live in the real world (the cost of their polish will pay for the 2 new back tyres that I'll need soon), last but not least the car is not concourse and never will be! It looks good and gets used in all weathers in the lanes every day. Maguires hits the spot for me.
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just started using the new Meguiars NXT generation TECH WAX
its the dogs, masks any fine swirl marks and leaves the deepest of deep shines!!there drying cloth is excellent aswell!
its the dogs, masks any fine swirl marks and leaves the deepest of deep shines!!there drying cloth is excellent aswell!
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