I've only had chance to try a couple of the products yet - but so far they are fab - esp the waffle weave towels for drying the car - from drenched to bone dry - the entire car, without wringing out!!!

How many of these magic towels does it take to dry your car like this? :rolling_e

Do polished bliss have a website? Linky? Ta.

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/

I used to use Mer and Autoglymn,but three years ago I was introduced to Meguires products, and won't use anything else,if the paint is in good nick then use Gold class shampoo followed by Gold class wax, this contains carnuba wax and will make your paintwork shinyer than a shiny thing on the shiny show would be.this stuff goes on easy with the foam pad supplied and buffs off easy with either a Terry towel cloth or electric buffer.always use terry towel as opposed to plain cotton cloth.the realy good thing about this polish is that it doesn't leave that white powderry residue you get with other products.If paintwork is older then I would suggest the meguires three step system clean,polish,and wax.I maintain the shine with Quick detailer which is ideal for spot repairing when you have just cleaned the car and a bird decides to leave its calling card.inbetween full waxing I also use Quick wax, just spray onto a wet car,no need to dry it first,then when it hazes,buff off with the terry towel,and you top up the wax protection.Finally trim detailer for the plaggy bits and the hot tyre wall dressing,it is without doubt the longest lasting tyre wall stuff I have ever come across.Meguires also sell a microfibre waffle drying cloth, I think this is supperior to chamois.Halfords now do Meguires,but I have ordered it from www.speeding.co.uk, quick delivery and free delivery.

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