polish ??

[DeMoNPauL]

I agree with Steve

All this off the shelf stuff is crap.

Get your car detailed properly and then use a good brazilian carnuba gold wax to protect it.

It works out pretty cheap and easily outlasts any of the off the shelf products.

Heres the results of the Brazilian carnuba wax



The "V6" Badge has since dropped off.


The "24V" Badge also dropped off.

[Bobdope2002]

looks horrible that paul



























Only jokin mate that looks ace

[Phate]

Nothing can beat a professional detail. Not denying that!

[Steves Cleenz]

Originally Posted by Phate

Oh yeah. Theres no doubt polishes do damage...I used a sheepskin hand cloth to put the polish on and the other side to take it off. It came up pretty well...but I went to SEVEN FREAKING Halford's today and could not find a claybar. If and when I find a claybar I'll do that to bring its true colours up

i can sell you a clay bar i have loads and some good polish and some wax and what ever you want to do with car cleaning...its my job lol so if you want it doing professionally my number is in my sig link

[coopsman1]

[QUOTE=200bubs;66855]robbing my jobs Bob lol,
and to every one that is reccomending autoglym super resin polish, i personally do not reccomend this as this polish is full of fillers and the durability of it is absolutley rubbish,
QUOTE]


The reason why is probably because you are not using the hardner, if you dont use this then in my opinion you are doing are half assed job and the finish will be gone in about a week.
With the hardner it will last a few months

[Steves Cleenz]

Originally Posted by coopsman1

The reason why is probably because you are not using the hardner, if you dont use this then in my opinion you are doing are half assed job and the finish will be gone in about a week.
With the hardner it will last a few months

Hardener ? please tell me more.......

[RudeDogg1]

How much do you sell your gear for? I wanna try some good stuff dont realy rate megs much

[coopsman1]

Originally Posted by 200bubs

Hardener ? please tell me more.......

Jusr read hear, ask any detailer and they should tell you the same without this product on top of the autoglym SRP then its a waste of time doing it.

http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/S...?ProductId=617

[sarah]

Originally Posted by 200bubs

robbing my jobs Bob lol,




this is easily removed by lubing up again and claying the area again,

and to every one that is reccomending autoglym super resin polish, i personally do not reccomend this as this polish is full of fillers and the durability of it is absolutley rubbish, and also increases swirl marks in your paint from all the cutting additives in it, if you are after some good off the shelf polish then do a search for these polishes:

sonus
dodo juice
menzerna
and if you have got a lot of money then Zymol

i use all these products above and highly reccomend them, and by using the right products you can achieve finishes like this i did to a forum members car:

that looks fooking sexy!!!!

[Steves Cleenz]

Originally Posted by coopsman1

Jusr read hear, ask any detailer and they should tell you the same without this product on top of the autoglym SRP then its a waste of time doing it.

http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/S...?ProductId=617

PMSL Autoglym again, you will find that any Top detailer will not be using the Autoglym range anyway as it is rubbish and why would they use an "of the shelf" product if they are a detailer, i think not, i have been in the valeting/Detailing business for over 13 years now and for someone to say that i am doing only "half assed job" is very rude, i have tubs of wax which are in hundreds to buy, so i dont think using products like these are doing an "half assed job" as the prep work that goes into this is alot, just think it is a bit cheeky really coming from a "NOOB" at car cleaning

How much do you sell your gear for? I wanna try some good stuff dont realy rate megs much

PM me what you want and i will send you prices