CAR CLEANING - WHAT DO YOU USE?

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CAR CLEANING - WHAT DO YOU USE?

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Hi guys,

I think we have touched on this before, but just thought it might be a good post to see what products people use to clean their car?
This could cover everything from washes, to polish, cutters, wheel cleaners, interior, engine bay etc... what has worked for you and what hasnt?

I know I have found turtle wax cut n shine brilliant for removing scratches, small blemishes and in particular removing that "greying/faded" look that you can get in white cars.....

Any one else had a great product they use or discovered. :?:
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spit polish baby!! does the job for me....
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hahha juzz kidding..... meguiars products are hella good, a tad expensive but its worth it! and having a buffer comes really handy too!
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I just bring it to local "Hand Car Wash" $45 with hand polish, save time & no fuss.
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I know we are meant to keep this forum PG - but...... i hope your talking about your car lol!


I never trust those car polish places... you have obviously found a good one!
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HEK-71Q wrote:spit polish baby!! does the job for me....
I know we are meant to keep this forum PG - but...... i hope your talking about your car lol!


I never trust those car polish places... you have obviously found a good one![/quote]
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All Meguires stuff is good,but mostly i use meguires final inspection to wash the car as it never really gets that dirty.
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hey Scracy, hope everything went well with yr new house :) R we gonna see yr beast at the mini meet on sunday?!
yes, meguiars products are probably the best u can get and they are well worth the cost.
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i use the armour all stuff and thats some pretty good stuff :P
.... i like stuff...
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EURO wrote:I never trust those car polish places... you have obviously found a good one!
yeah me too, there was a story on ACA sometime last year about dodgy car wash operators who steal stuff from inside your car, from loose change/cash to CDs and even in-car fragrances....!! how pathetic is that :shock:

but then again that's another unrelated story so mehhh... :P
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I've been using them for 4yrs & i knew the owner, so that might help, plus they have clients that drive Ferrari, Porches, & Lambo. :wink: It kinda a secure thingy for me ahahahahaa :roll:
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GPXXX wrote:
EURO wrote:I never trust those car polish places... you have obviously found a good one!
yeah me too, there was a story on ACA sometime last year about dodgy car wash operators who steal stuff from inside your car, from loose change/cash to CDs and even in-car fragrances....!! how pathetic is that :shock:

but then again that's another unrelated story so mehhh... :P
When I was driving my Lancer I took it to one at a shopping centre carpark, won't say which one *cough* EASTLAND! *cough*.
When I returned my car was parked far away from the office... turns out they had broken the after market gear knob off and hidden it in the glove box :evil:
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