Lambswool mitt?
22 March 2014, 11:05 PM
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As Robbie has said Halfords, go for a Meguiars as they should have them in stock and they are about the best but there is nothing wrong with the Halfords own brand either.
Make sure while you are there that you buy some decent shampoo to go with it as well, plus adopt to two bucket method and of course don't forget to wash out the mitt BEFORE taking more foam from your foam bucket.
The general rule is to take the foam from the top and not to just dip the mitt into the water/shampoo, that way you run less risk of picking up contamination into the mitt and the putting a load of scratches into the paintwork.
Make sure while you are there that you buy some decent shampoo to go with it as well, plus adopt to two bucket method and of course don't forget to wash out the mitt BEFORE taking more foam from your foam bucket.
The general rule is to take the foam from the top and not to just dip the mitt into the water/shampoo, that way you run less risk of picking up contamination into the mitt and the putting a load of scratches into the paintwork.
29 March 2014, 06:35 PM
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As Robbie has said Halfords, go for a Meguiars as they should have them in stock and they are about the best but there is nothing wrong with the Halfords own brand either.
Make sure while you are there that you buy some decent shampoo to go with it as well, plus adopt to two bucket method and of course don't forget to wash out the mitt BEFORE taking more foam from your foam bucket.
The general rule is to take the foam from the top and not to just dip the mitt into the water/shampoo, that way you run less risk of picking up contamination into the mitt and the putting a load of scratches into the paintwork.
Make sure while you are there that you buy some decent shampoo to go with it as well, plus adopt to two bucket method and of course don't forget to wash out the mitt BEFORE taking more foam from your foam bucket.
The general rule is to take the foam from the top and not to just dip the mitt into the water/shampoo, that way you run less risk of picking up contamination into the mitt and the putting a load of scratches into the paintwork.
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