Wax Wizard & Swirl Marks
06 April 2001, 12:32 AM
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Mark,
I'll give you a call once I've collected the car, given it a valet and seen what it comes up like.
It may just of been the low sun that made it look alot worse than it actually is.
It's just typical swirl marks that you get on a dark coloured car (Forest Green) from sevral years of washing.
Cheers....
I'll give you a call once I've collected the car, given it a valet and seen what it comes up like.
It may just of been the low sun that made it look alot worse than it actually is.
It's just typical swirl marks that you get on a dark coloured car (Forest Green) from sevral years of washing.
Cheers....
06 April 2001, 08:00 AM
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How good is Wax wizard at removing swirl marks (as made by automatic car washes).
I've used many products over the years 'Autoglym', 'Mer', 'Carnuba Wax'. And will give them all ago on the above mentioned marks.
But was just wondering if anyone had any joy removing such marks with Wax Wizard.
I've used many products over the years 'Autoglym', 'Mer', 'Carnuba Wax'. And will give them all ago on the above mentioned marks.
But was just wondering if anyone had any joy removing such marks with Wax Wizard.
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06 April 2001, 08:24 AM
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You want WoW Cleanse, apply a fair bit of pressure and the swrils will disappear. Make sure you wax the car at least tweice after though - AND DON'T USE ROLLER CAR WASHES 
Have you seen how abbrasive even the soft brushes are??
Once waxed (Merlin is about the best for the imprezas crap paintwork) only use detergent free shampoo, but the car is easy to wash when waxed as the wax gives it an almost teflon coating, and bugs/grime/mud/salt/etc virtually rinse off
Have you seen how abbrasive even the soft brushes are?? Once waxed (Merlin is about the best for the imprezas crap paintwork) only use detergent free shampoo, but the car is easy to wash when waxed as the wax gives it an almost teflon coating, and bugs/grime/mud/salt/etc virtually rinse off
06 April 2001, 01:34 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Mark Underwood:
<B>Do give me a call on 07702 822544[/quote]
Mark, which number is that then? I thought I had all your (new) numbers? BTW - did you get the cheque today?
Ta,
Matt
<B>Do give me a call on 07702 822544[/quote]
Mark, which number is that then? I thought I had all your (new) numbers? BTW - did you get the cheque today?
Ta,
Matt
06 April 2001, 01:55 PM
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I read and I waited then I read and waited some more then I took the plunge and purchased the ww kit for the scooby (DMB)and I have to agree with all those that rave about the product. I am an absolute manic car cleaner sad I know but I even used to polish the rust on my first car! My scoob gets washed even in the rain then chamied off in the garage, but the ww cleanse made it look like I had never polished my car before!
Then I applied two coats of wax and it now looks stunning.
Then I applied two coats of wax and it now looks stunning.
06 April 2001, 02:40 PM
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Hi Mutant_matt....got the chq Ok...ta muchly.
Your blades shipped last nigt and royal mail have tried to deliver today. The RM number I'll let you have if u callme
Your blades shipped last nigt and royal mail have tried to deliver today. The RM number I'll let you have if u callme
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