New NOOB :)

[Clean Your Ride]

I've ordered the mud / tar flaps lol

Are they any good? ive read mixed messages

Cheers

Pass

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[Gazski66]

Welcome, be careful of Andy, he will cost you a fortune

[mk2k41]

Welcome, be careful of Andy, he will cost you a fortune

I can confirm that. I've just spend another £50 at CYC for a few bits ready for FCS...

[Dj155]

Ha thanks for the warning lol

[Clean Your Ride]

Hey Gaz, not guilty. Just like to point people in the right direction to looking after their pride and joys and if that means them spending a fortune on cleaning products then ....... Bloody hell I am guilty. Everyone don't listen to me or read my reviews, I will unfortunately cost you a fortune.

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[Clean Your Ride]

I can confirm that. I've just spend another £50 at CYC for a few bits ready for FCS...

What were your few bits pal?



I am in the process now of compiling a shopping list for Waxstock at the end of July. It's quite a long list so far even though I could probably stock out a Halfrauds warehouse with my current collection.


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[mk2k41]

Nothing particularly interesting mate. Just some Surfex HD, BH Korrosol, Meguirs car care glaze, couple of brushes and some more MF cloths.

[Clean Your Ride]

It's all interesting to me pal. I have almost used up all my Korrosol on that one detail yesterday/today. Great stuff especially on alloys. My advice is to clean wheels as you would normally do first, then apply the Korrosol. That way the Korrosol is working on what it should be working on and not on the dirt and grime. Any ground in dirt/brake dust, then apply the Korrosol and agitate with a brush then it's a quick rinse off.

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[Soran]

Ha thanks for the warning lol

Before buying my DS3 I had a bucket and sponge, but since reading some of Andy's threads, I now have this growing collection

[mk2k41]

It's all interesting to me pal. I have almost used up all my Korrosol on that one detail yesterday/today. Great stuff especially on alloys. My advice is to clean wheels as you would normally do first, then apply the Korrosol. That way the Korrosol is working on what it should be working on and not on the dirt and grime. Any ground in dirt/brake dust, then apply the Korrosol and agitate with a brush then it's a quick rinse off.

@cleanyourride28

Cheers mate I'll give that way a whirl next time .

[Dj155]

Wonder what andy's collections like then? lol :P

[Clean Your Ride]

Before buying my DS3 I had a bucket and sponge, but since reading some of Andy's threads, I now have this growing collection

Now that I like. Fantastic products there Soran. Somebody who does actually listen lol. Where did you get your black and white pressure sprayer from? It looks like a Sonax one.

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[Clean Your Ride]

Wonder what andy's collections like then? lol :P

Large and expensive pal

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[Soran]

Now that I like. Fantastic products there Soran. Somebody who does actually listen lol. Where did you get your black and white pressure sprayer from? It looks like a Sonax one.

@cleanyourride28

Both the sprayers were from Amazon, but the large one had quite a weak spray for rinsing(no hose where I park) so I have invested in one of these:
http://garden.savewatersavemoney.co....water-pump/244

Must say though, that the Wooly Mammoth is fantastic for drying Just need a good weather day on one of my days off to use the SRP and Sonax sealant before FCS.

[Clean Your Ride]

That pressure sprayer on your link looks impressive I must say and the Mammoth, well soaks up water like nothing else. Chemical Guys have a drying towel called the Beluga which I may get to keep the Mammoth company. At 51"x31", it's even bigger than the Woolly one at 36" x 24".

http://www.detailingworld.com/forum/...d.php?t=243461

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