Mine cost £11.99 but first i use max wax £3.50 abottle :thumbs:

meguires is the best u can get i was well impressed with it,go's on eassy and comes off easy to!

quote:

---

Originally posted by Claire Richardson
I tried Maguiars for the first time a couple of weeks ago and it knocks the socks off Autoglym. Its hard work but the result is blinding.
First I used the shampoo, the the paint renovator (something like that anyways) the the polish, then the wax. MINT :!
Best thing to do is follow the instructions. Its not the 'normal' wash or polish, but it certainly works.
I used to use the lint free cloth method as recomended by autoglym, but the cotton cloth gives a lot better shine.
All that is, is an old shirt & tie type shirt. I bought a bag full of it from A.S.K Kippax.
ALWAYS wash th car when its cool and polish and wax out of the sun (my garage certainly comes in handy for that) those without a garage, get up early or do it last thing.

[Edited on 03-08-2003 by Claire Richardson]

---

quote:

---

Originally posted by Moony1234
i got a "lint free" cloth from halfords and there was more lint in it than anything :( what cloth did you use leeshez? anyone used one of those electric buffers?

---

I use the Meguires stuff too. Got a load free from Maxlive. Cant belive how good it is :! :! I thought my car was clean when i went up to NEC, saw laods of people waxing their cars. They were getting great finishes. i thought mine looked really dull :( then went over to the Meguires peeps and did my car. WOW, i dont think im ever gonna use anything else.

Steve.

I mean i use a bar towel. Im not a bar towel :lol:

I use the pad provided to put on with and i was a bar towel to buff up with after. Kerzo the head light tings are carbon fibre covers from vauxhall :)

I tried Maguiars for the first time a couple of weeks ago and it knocks the socks off Autoglym. Its hard work but the result is blinding.
First I used the shampoo, the the paint renovator (something like that anyways) the the polish, then the wax. MINT :!
Best thing to do is follow the instructions. Its not the 'normal' wash or polish, but it certainly works.
I used to use the lint free cloth method as recomended by autoglym, but the cotton cloth gives a lot better shine.
All that is, is an old shirt & tie type shirt. I bought a bag full of it from A.S.K Kippax.
ALWAYS wash th car when its cool and polish and wax out of the sun (my garage certainly comes in handy for that) those without a garage, get up early or do it last thing.




Claire

[Edited on 03-08-2003 by Claire Richardson]

I apply polish with a damp sponge and buff off with an old cotton t shirt.

quote:

---

Originally posted by leeshez

:wave::thumbs:

---

they r on offer 4 a tenner in woolies mite get 1

i got a "lint free" cloth from halfords and there was more lint in it than anything :( what cloth did you use leeshez? anyone used one of those electric buffers?

Oh yer and i havnt got a lint free cloth so ive got bits all over it if you look closely, so ill have to invest in a lint free one!!

I also did mine with some car plan triple wax car wax and it's shining also have a black car so it's hard to not get smears, now the smears have gone!!

Although i have quite a few scratches the t-cut hasnt got to, so i mite try some meguires!!

mate what cloth did u use for the polish?

Looks clean but PLEASE lose the blue fogs, stick on wiper things etc.

Ok where do you live then if it more than 5 miles no i won,t because i get lost anything futher then 5 miles :lol:

So are you gonna come around to mine and do mine for me?

:thumbs: Sounds wierd but hey!

nowt wrong with my lights cheecky i will slap your legs :lol:

It failed to remove the fog lights though...:boggle:

Looks nice. Can you come and do mine now? :lol:

:wave::thumbs:

I have just bought s bottle of meguiars Gold Class polish and it has done a bloody good job best shine in ages and it has got shut of the scratches down the passenger side when my car got keyed tried T-Cut and stuff but it was still there here is a piccy of it shinnin