Wheel bead's

What do you use on the wheels to get such a good bead? :clap:

Only Poorboys wax and Poorboys wheel sealant.

Nice to come out to some lovely beads today after yesterdays detail...

 

Just had a shower at work so I thought I'd share this....

Being mindful that the car hasn't been washed in about 4 or 5 weeks and hasn't been waxed since July, I think the beading is still pretty good (not the best pictures though - one on the bonnet and one on the roof)

Few beading shots

 

 

 

 

Only the bonnet has A.P.E wax applied around 3-4 weeks ago, everywhere else has sonax bsd 

I'm no expert and in fact have only just started to wash my car myself again as my arthritis in my hands usually makes it a no-go for me but I thought I'd give it a try ...

Car was rinsed down with plain water, snow foamed with Deamon Snow Foam and hosed off then washed wth Autoglym Shampoo and Conditioner and a coat of Simoniz Wax applied this was two weeks and the car was washed there n a similar manner on Saturday, no waxing, and this was the beading today on the bonnet, roof and front wing

Couple of Beading shots from this morning, first time i have had a chance to take pics since the car was professionally detailed almost 2 weeks ago.

Edited 1 November, 20169 yr by Dave3283

Some Z4 beads this morning as the sun was rising....

 

Couple of beading shots from the Juke I prepped for winter yesterday.

Started raining cats and dogs earlier when I was getting a few bits out of the car so took the opportunity to snap a few bead shots, about 3 weeks after it was last washed and only topped up with Sonax quick spray wax.

Also played a bit with the touch focus on my phone!

Some beads under the LED inspection light....

 

Love this...finally waxed the VRS before the bad winter sets in! 

Love this...finally waxed the VRS before the bad winter sets in! 

 

Very nice Stu!  :thumbup:

Beading from BMD Atlas on my recently machine-polished B-pillars!

Gyeon wetcoat doing its magic

 

 

Well the Autoglym roof protector wore off very quickly. Not impressed.

 

Anyone with a convertible or looking for something to treat one with I can highly recommend Fabsil.

 

It's nice and cheap at £20.04 for 5 litres and gets some good results:

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/222206482856?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

 

The roof was getting very wet and was quickly going green round the edges and now it dries very quickly.

 

Edited 16 November, 20169 yr by Phil-E

Well the Autoglym roof protector wore off very quickly. Not impressed.

 

Anyone with a convertible or looking for something to treat one with I can highly recommend Fabsil.

 

It's nice and cheap at £20.04 for 5 litres and gets some good results:

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/222206482856?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

 

The roof was getting very wet and was quickly going green round the edges and now it dries very quickly.

 

 

 

Looking good Phil - Fabsil does get some great reviews :thumbup:

Yes it certainly does. And you can use it on other stuff around the house. Already done the sun shade on our corner seat in the garden with it too.

Little bit of beading from the Citigo

Going to spam this thread while my car is still clean :P