What did you do to your car today?
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They do man you should tey their butter wet wax or cherry wax and jet seal and petes 53 wax real easy to use and great results
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I'm with you on the Autoglym impression, I didn't think they were great for a while, but there is a kinda knack to using them and getting the desired result.
Funnily enough like, but I don't find the 1L AG bottles to be as strong as the 5L or 25L etc etc
Maybe the bigger bottles are made stronger for professional use or something...
Auto Finesse is very good also, no complaints with them
Will deffo try the recommendations above lads, 100%
Will hopefully have a bit of free time to try them all out and see ����
Funnily enough like, but I don't find the 1L AG bottles to be as strong as the 5L or 25L etc etc
Maybe the bigger bottles are made stronger for professional use or something...
Auto Finesse is very good also, no complaints with them
Will deffo try the recommendations above lads, 100%
Will hopefully have a bit of free time to try them all out and see ����
Mohar
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Hi lads decided today was the day to take off anti roll bar and tidy up underneath the back of car all the bolts were seized a couple sheared off in the chassis rail out came the taps and drill ah well just as well plenty of time to do it
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The one autogylm product I use is the Ultra HD wax.. bloody expensive if you pay full price though! Luckily I got mine very cheap, lasts ages and very easy to work with... Think I might detail the legacy while I can't drive it[emoji849]
Put the poly diff bushings in that I had lying around. Need to order some anti roll bar bushes too, rears are 21mm but powerflex only lists 20mm [emoji848]
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Put the poly diff bushings in that I had lying around. Need to order some anti roll bar bushes too, rears are 21mm but powerflex only lists 20mm [emoji848]
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tommy 555
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Chemical guys gear is probably one of the best out there , dodo juice another good brand , car chem in uk do decent stuff that ain't overly expensive, glass cleaner is best I've ever used bar none .
Ag is decent for the price .
Found auto finesse to be absolute muck
Being honest, I've stopped using AG for wheels, AF now for the non acidic wheel cleaner, fallout remover and tyre shine. I was gonna try their pre wash next but I'll try chemical guys and see how they are.
I use Cleaner Car shampoo. Very decent tbh, it's D&D's own brand stuff
25L drum, 100ml into the foam bottle at a time. Last ages! Lol
I use Cleaner Car shampoo. Very decent tbh, it's D&D's own brand stuff
25L drum, 100ml into the foam bottle at a time. Last ages! Lol
tommy 555
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Bilberry is another decent wheel cleaner ,
Have a look at the carchem site , do have good deals on the larger sizes , they do a good fall out remover and quick detailer , have a few sample from them I'm hoping to try out , be good stuff for the detailing sideline you have .
Have a look at the carchem site , do have good deals on the larger sizes , they do a good fall out remover and quick detailer , have a few sample from them I'm hoping to try out , be good stuff for the detailing sideline you have .
Eventually got around to fitting the few carbon dipped surrounds in car thanks to seanie
They look class mick, ????
Looks good mick tidy little job
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That's real nice [emoji122][emoji122]
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Mohar
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Eventually got around to fitting the few carbon dipped surrounds in car thanks to seanie
They look class mick, [emoji106]
Thanks kieran
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