Ive just Joined Detailing World! :eek::eek::eek:

i need to learn how to keep my car clean

You could always look at the useful stickies at the top of the styling and car care forum :P

You are not ill,it is a good way of spending cash on things you did not know you needed:thumbup:

doesnt say what i should buy tho.. being a n00b and all that :P

Edited 11 July, 200817 yr by Bigw2069
oops, meant to press reply

Give it time it will come;)

You are not ill, just sad and need to get out more

hth

doesnt say what i should buy tho.. being a n00b and all that :P

Tell me your budget and how serious you want to be and I'll give you a list

Ummmm.

Not detailing freak but would like to keep it clean.. so mainly things for washing/drying for use on the glass. ive got the wax side of it covered

preferably from HERE, as its local-ish.

Off the top of my sleepy head.

Equipment

Couple of Buckets, with grit guards if you are feeling flush.

Wash mitt

Wheel brush

Microfibres

Drying towel if you are that way inclined

German applicator for hand application

Products.

Decent Shampoo - Megs Hyper wash

Clay Bar - Megs quick clay kit should do you, and you get detailing spray with that

Polish - Depends what wax you have really, but if this is for your black octaiva I swear by Menzerna for blackmagic. Intensive polish to begin with then Finishing touch glaze and a run over with FMJ.

Wheels and tyres - Bilberry is good, as is Megs wheel brightener and for tyre gel Megs high gloss endurance gel.

Spent enough yet? :P

You are not ill, just sad and need to get out more

hth

Now that's not nice...............:(

I must admit. I do like reading threads in the showroom section

Now that's not nice...............:(

I was being cruel to be kind:D

Don't spend too much Col, you know it will never get used

Ive just Joined Detailing World!

:eek: first things first, is anybody on there cute??

:rofl:

:eek: first things first, is anybody on there cute??

I think that's a definite "NO"

Ive just Joined Detailing World! :eek::eek::eek:

i need to learn how to keep my car clean

I thought you were going to say you just bought a Roomster

I think that's a definite "NO"

Hey...........my 'little helper' is cute!!!

I think that's a definite "NO"

Im cute!!!

Im cute!!!

I want you mirror :P

Off the top of my sleepy head.

Equipment

Couple of Buckets, with grit guards if you are feeling flush.

Wash mitt

Wheel brush

Microfibres

Drying towel if you are that way inclined

German applicator for hand application

Products.

Decent Shampoo - Megs Hyper wash

Clay Bar - Megs quick clay kit should do you, and you get detailing spray with that

Polish - Depends what wax you have really, but if this is for your black octaiva I swear by Menzerna for blackmagic. Intensive polish to begin with then Finishing touch glaze and a run over with FMJ.

Wheels and tyres - Bilberry is good, as is Megs wheel brightener and for tyre gel Megs high gloss endurance gel.

Spent enough yet? :P

I thought the microfibre cloths were for drying :confused:

Ive just Joined Detailing World! :eek::eek::eek:

i need to learn how to keep my car clean

Bucket, water, shampoo and a sponge:thumbup:

I thought the microfibre cloths were for drying :confused:

Depends you get small ones for doing the dash, glass and bits and big fluffy ones for drying the car.

Don't IMHO use the megs waffle weave drying towels as they go hard very quickly :(

Don't IMHO use the megs waffle weave drying towels as they go hard very quickly :(

Agree with you on that one mate...........

I have both Eurow Waffle Weave towels and some Autozone Waffle Weave Towels from the USA which I find really good...........

Agree with you on that one mate...........

I have both Eurow Waffle Weave towels and some Autozone Waffle Weave Towels from the USA which I find really good...........

Have you tried the Sonus drying towels. I have one of those and they are great. Just wondering how the two you mention compared.