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  1. #16
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    Dirty car > Clean car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rockefella
    Dirty car > Clean car.
    Dirty car during use > unused car.
    Dirty car after use = abuse.
    "Racing improves the breed" ~Sochiro Honda

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    Well, I like to use Ultimatecarpage.com - Powered by knowledge, driven by passion because in my point of view, I can take much BETTER care of my vehicle THAN otherS.
    Last edited by csl177; 01-12-2012 at 09:44 PM. Reason: detailing equipment spam

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    Heck of a thread revival, spamming your detailing gear. Post a how-to instead. Hopefully in clearer English.
    Never own more cars than you can keep charged batteries in...

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    Pictures, before/after, videos.. nowadays discerning consumers demand a rich multimedia experience.
    Life's too short to drive bad cars.

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    I have used Griot's Garage products for the last 15 or so years. I have used practically everything out there. If you are looking for something you only need to use once a year, I would recomend Griot's paint sealant. A good washing (clay bar, etc.) once a year, apply the paint sealant, then a reagular wash once every two weeks in conjuction with spray one wax and your good to go.

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    why I should not dry my car with a chamois?

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    I am quite a detail freak honestly, the only limit is that I have no bloody time. But I try to wash my two cars once per month.

    Once a year I try to do a full detail, which includes claying and polishing the car with a professional polish machine. The results are simply stunning I can tell you, better then let someone do it for you.

    I will do a 'full detail' on the Alfa in April, it will cost me a full week. But it will be worth it. This includes:

    - removing wheels and cleaning them thoroughly (brake dust from 3,5 years in them);
    - washing car,
    - claying car,
    - polishing to remove swirls and defects;
    - putting on a 'glaze' like 'Black Hole' to cover remaining defects,
    - waxing car,
    - cleaning interior and treating the leather,
    - treating plastic and metal details.

    For people who have no clue what I am talking about, I will do a write-up after I am finished in April in the 'My rides' thread. Prepare to be amazed :-)

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    i don't remember all the products i use, but i have a separate sponge for below the belt line/wheels.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PerfAdv View Post
    Very nicely kept W123.

    Meguiars NXT series of products seems appealing, especially since it's so readily available.

    Nice machine dude

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