Daveyb133
Well-known member
- Joined
- Jan 23, 2011
- Messages
- 3,435
- Reaction score
- 0
After boring you all with questions about detailing, i ordered some stuff and went to see my mate absolute sparkle to borrow some stuff i had a good go at a detailing session.
My poor car has been neglected on the cleaning front over the last couple of weeks while i got my stuff together and Saturday was the day for it.
To start with, the interior was in desperate need thanks to a crap windscreen fitted who stood all over my car with oily boots on!! cleaned using Daisy (watered down) and Chemical Guys interior cleaner borrowed from my Mate.
Now the Outside, The First thing i did was remove the Twingo Badge, I think it looks a lot better.
it was blasted with the jet washer and washed with Meguiars Gold Class Shampoo using 2 buckets and a Meguiars Microfiber Wash Mitt.
Attention was then given to the exhaust and wheels, it was Meguiars Hot Rims and Autosol for the Exhaust.
The car was then dried with the Huge Fluffy Drying Towel that works amazingly well (Thanks for the recommendation) and then clayed using the Meguiars clay kit borrowed from my mate.
Autoglym High Resin Polish was up next along with the Chemical Guys Trim Restore (thanks to everyone who recommended this, its an AMAZING Product)
Finally, Waxed using Autoglym HD Wax
It then decided to rain so got a few pics of beading for all u detailing gods.
Honest opinions would be appreciated because its something i want to get better at.
Dave
My poor car has been neglected on the cleaning front over the last couple of weeks while i got my stuff together and Saturday was the day for it.
To start with, the interior was in desperate need thanks to a crap windscreen fitted who stood all over my car with oily boots on!! cleaned using Daisy (watered down) and Chemical Guys interior cleaner borrowed from my Mate.
Now the Outside, The First thing i did was remove the Twingo Badge, I think it looks a lot better.
it was blasted with the jet washer and washed with Meguiars Gold Class Shampoo using 2 buckets and a Meguiars Microfiber Wash Mitt.
Attention was then given to the exhaust and wheels, it was Meguiars Hot Rims and Autosol for the Exhaust.
The car was then dried with the Huge Fluffy Drying Towel that works amazingly well (Thanks for the recommendation) and then clayed using the Meguiars clay kit borrowed from my mate.
Autoglym High Resin Polish was up next along with the Chemical Guys Trim Restore (thanks to everyone who recommended this, its an AMAZING Product)
Finally, Waxed using Autoglym HD Wax
It then decided to rain so got a few pics of beading for all u detailing gods.
Honest opinions would be appreciated because its something i want to get better at.
Dave
