This is gonna sound so bad!!

[Misshan]

I apologise now! Haha.. I currently have zero products to keep my car clean and pristine so would appreciate some advice on what I can buy!
Thanks

[ZACK]

Be careful, this could prove to be expensive...

[Oli]

I apologise now! Haha.. I currently have zero products to keep my car clean and pristine so would appreciate some advice on what I can buy!
Thanks

Andy normally recommends fairy liquid, a sponge then put it in the sun to dry

[BeefMasta]

Andy normally recommends fairy liquid, a sponge then put it in the sun to dry

Don't listen to Oli.

[Oli]

Don't listen to Oli.

Fine. I'll be sensible then.

Misshan, what budget have you got? Then we can work from there.

[Superfly Guy]

Andy normally recommends fairy liquid, a sponge then put it in the sun to dry

Or if in a rush just cruise around a Tesco carpark until you find an Eastern European with a bucket of dirty water.

[Misshan]

Andy normally recommends fairy liquid, a sponge then put it in the sun to dry

Hahaha!���� I might be a bit daft at times but I'm not that silly!

I haven't really set a budget so anything.. As long as it does the job! ����

[WTF]

Well we have Full Membership discounts for a few companies, so that will help

[Misshan]

Well we have Full Membership discounts for a few companies, so that will help

May need them! haha thanks

[Gazski66]

Oh god, I know how expensive this post can turn out to be lol

[Wes79]

For a basic start, I'd suggest 2 buckets, lambswool or similar wash mitt, some shampoo from PowerMaxed, also grab some of their glass cleaner and frequent alloy wheel cleaner.

Then get a decent large and thick drying towel such as a wooly mammoth and some really good microfiber cloths from amazon such as the Kent Excel ones.

For a polish and glaze I use either Autoglym Super Resin Polish or nowadays a thin coat of jaffa wax polish paste from Madcow UK. Then I use a glaze which looks great on dark cars such as Blackhole by Poorboys World and then as a wax and/or glaze instead of blackhole, I'd use the Fusso Dark which can be bought from Nippon Shine.

Lots of varying options are about but for me, I need good stuff but also at a good price! I'm sure Andy can help lots more soon enough

[pmk]

Halfords usually do 3 for 2 on cleaning products.

[Superfly Guy]

Halfords usually do 3 for 2 on cleaning products.

And Wilkinsons have the occasional deal on as well.

[Sean]

Knowing how useless you are H, get a polish guy and his 9 sons to wash it for you.

[Misshan]

For a basic start, I'd suggest 2 buckets, lambswool or similar wash mitt, some shampoo from PowerMaxed, also grab some of their glass cleaner and frequent alloy wheel cleaner.

Then get a decent large and thick drying towel such as a wooly mammoth and some really good microfiber cloths from amazon such as the Kent Excel ones.

For a polish and glaze I use either Autoglym Super Resin Polish or nowadays a thin coat of jaffa wax polish paste from Madcow UK. Then I use a glaze which looks great on dark cars such as Blackhole by Poorboys World and then as a wax and/or glaze instead of blackhole, I'd use the Fusso Dark which can be bought from Nippon Shine.

Lots of varying options are about but for me, I need good stuff but also at a good price! I'm sure Andy can help lots more soon enough

Thanks for helping! minds in overload now haha