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The Official Detailing Guide for Your GTi
illyun:
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There you go :grin: :grin: :grin: :grin: :grin:
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Jules86:
Thank you very much :smiley:
Working with autoperfections to get some product links up and the discount code to help everyone out. Seeing how they contribute to the forum i thought it only fair they get a mention within the thread
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Shouldnt take too long!
clive_gti:
What products would you recommend for steel/united grey? The paint is in good condition and was recently clayed. All products would be applied by hand (meguiars pad) and I currently have the following in my garage:
Meguiars Clay Bar & Quick Detailer (Used this recently for the first time!)
Autoglym SRP (Tried it and didn't like the white residue it left on plastics & rubber but maybe I over applied?)
Turtlewax Gloss Guard (Bought a few years ago but not tried it yet)
Meguiars NXT Tech Wax (Used regularally)
Autoglym Aqua Wax (Used once a month to top up shine)
Would some combination of the above be sufficient or should I be looking at different products to bring out the best? How do you rate Autoglym HD Wax?
autoperfection.com:
Hi Clive,
The clay and quick detailer and good products, however, there are better alternatives available to the SRP, Gloss Guard and Tech Wax.
Depending on your budget in our opinion you would be better to first of all clay the vehicle with the clay kit you already have, and then use something like Lusso Revitalising Creme (doesn't create any dust or leave behind any white residue) and then finish with a carnauba paste wax, such as Lusso Oro, Dodo Juice Purple Haze or if your budget allows - Dodo Juice Supernatural.
We feel that if you use these products, rather than those you've listed, you will find them easier to use and you'll achieve better results.
With regards to the AG HD Wax, it does a good job, however, we feel that there are better products out there that are better value for money and achieve better results.
Hope this helps
Taryn and Jim :happy2:
clive_gti:
^^^ Thanks, I'll have a look at your site to see prices for the products recommended :happy2:
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