Ben G
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Registered: 12th Jan 07
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what do i get 
been using meguiars gold class for ages now and i just fancy a change, nothing to do with the product being insufficent as it did a very good job.
also, need an alloy wheel brush as i've had 3 different ones and each has broken.
and i'm thinking more about internet products rather than halfords stuff e.g chemical guys, poorboys etc.
[Edited on 23-03-2009 by Ben G]
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AK
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Registered: 5th Jul 00
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i just use halfords cheapo stuff.... :/
whats wrong with it? Very cheap.
Used to use turtlewax something shampoo.
But being honest I cant tell the difference
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Ben J
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Registered: 31st Jan 05
Location: Cheshire
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Chemical Guys Maxi Suds II
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mwg
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Registered: 19th Feb 04
Location: South Lakes
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I've been using Dodo Juice Born to be Mild for the past few months. Doesn't seem to be stripping my wax and smells quite nice
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Ben G
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i'm looking at chemical guys extreme body wash and wax now, looks like it has good reviews.
ak, i find the cheaper stuff to dry quicker and not have as much foam/lubricant. does the job, i just like some fancy stuff
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stubbsy05
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I'm a autoglym fanboy
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whitter45
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johnsons babybath
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pow
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Fairy Liquid
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Ben G
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i just want something that won't strip the diamondbrite and shite loads of polish and wax off my car 
used chemical guys citrus wash and gloss before but that left the car with a shite non glossy finish and took the diamondbrite off as it was so harsh.
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Ben J
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I think CG Maxi Suds II will be spot on then.
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Ben G
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Registered: 12th Jan 07
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maxi suds II is sold out on cleanyourcar
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Fad
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extreme body wash and the citrus stuff will strip the wax mate.
http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Duragloss_901_Car_Wash_Concentrate_1.html
This seems to be getting some good reviews.
Personally I would stick with the Megs gold class
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Graham88
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Registered: 16th Apr 07
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quote: Originally posted by AK
i just use halfords cheapo stuff.... :/
whats wrong with it? Very cheap.
+1
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Iain M
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quote: Originally posted by Matty G
I've been using Dodo Juice Born to be Mild for the past few months. Doesn't seem to be stripping my wax and smells quite nice
2nd'd i got this stuff as well off rich. Its quality stuff and does smell lovely.
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John
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Costco have 5 gallons of turtle wax stuff for £15, would last forever.
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Ben J
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I've just ordered some Zaino Show Car Wash from Cleanyourcar as Maxi Suds sold out. This thread reminded me that I needed some more shampoo and clay!
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Ben G
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quote: Originally posted by Ben J
I think CG Maxi Suds II will be spot on then.
think i'll go for this seems to be spot on
i find dodo juice products expensive for their size.
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Ben J
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quote: Originally posted by Ben G
quote: Originally posted by Ben J
I think CG Maxi Suds II will be spot on then.
think i'll go for this seems to be spot on
i find dodo juice products expensive for their size.
You going for Zaino or have you found some CG Maxi suds?
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Ben G
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found maxi suds on elitecarcare.co.uk so i think i'll go for that, cheers!
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mwg
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quote: Originally posted by Ben G
quote: Originally posted by Ben J
I think CG Maxi Suds II will be spot on then.
think i'll go for this seems to be spot on
i find dodo juice products expensive for their size.
Cant argue with that, I did think it was expensive. Could do with them doing a 5 litre version then maybe it would be better VFM
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Ben J
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quote: Originally posted by Ben G
found maxi suds on elitecarcare.co.uk so i think i'll go for that, cheers!
Smells like Bakewell Tart too.
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myke
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I currently have Zaino Z-7.
First time i'd bought anything other than halfords/tesco/turtle wax basic stuff and honestly can't tell the difference.
If you've got another couple of stages after the wash anyway, then it doesn't really have a bearing what shampoo you use as far as i can tell.
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BYRON
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I have been using Dodo Juice Sour power lately. Really pleased with the results (as much as you can from a shampoo), and out of the snow foam gun its fantastic.
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Kerry
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Can't go wrong with the maxi suds II, it'll be sold out for a reason. Reminds me of marzipan
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Rich H
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Registered: 26th Oct 05
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quote: Originally posted by Ben G
quote: Originally posted by Ben J
I think CG Maxi Suds II will be spot on then.
think i'll go for this seems to be spot on
i find dodo juice products expensive for their size.
Actually not expensive if you do the maths, there is a post on DW about it somewhere too, but can't find it atm. Dodo actually works out cheaper than the likes of Turtle Wax etc though due to its dilution ratio as you only use a couple of capfuls per 20litre bucket of water.
Also, if you have polished your car a fair few times, there's a very high chance the diamondbrite isn't on there anymore!
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