Last edited by david.aka.judas; 14th July 2007 at 12:29. Reason: picture change
looks clean ..
just stage 2 and 3 now to maintain it, and stage 1 in any areas that need it , followed by a 2 and 3 obviously
what did you use to apply / remove it ?
Very nice m8
looking nice and shiney m8
used just a polishing cloth to apply it and then used a polishing mit from halfords to take it off.
took 3 hours to do - but i need the exercise, so I'm not complaining....lol
thx for the comments - i will put another pic up later on.
applicator pads and big fluffy microfibres make the job easier and the result that much shinier
trust me, cash well spent ..
you'll use less of the stuff to, which has the double benefit of many 'thin coats give better results'.
have you got some trim detailer to do the black bits ?
you an get micro fibre's from places like aldi and lidl at a fraction of the cost of megs ones, and applicator pads are cheap enough from the local car acc places..
as for the black trims i use megs tyre stuff applied with a 1" paint brush for the wheels and an applicator pad for the other bits and bobs and it works a treat...
you can get cheap microfibres yup... but the megs ones dont leave any marring in the clearcoat, and require almost no effort with regards to product removal ..
I use aldi's large mf's for the windows, door shuts and alloys ..
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