i think my car is dolphin grey but im not 100% sure but what would be the best wax for it i have used some red wax think its called victorias collectors wax for my black car but i dont think i can use it on grey im not sure?
Best wax for grey
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Jimmeh
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http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/car-care-advice-faq.html#4.4
Maybe 1animal1 will be able to help you a bit here - he has the dolphin S3.. was into using the Jeffs Werkstat acrylic system..
Maybe 1animal1 will be able to help you a bit here - he has the dolphin S3.. was into using the Jeffs Werkstat acrylic system..
Jimmeh
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What sort of durability do you get out of it though Andy?
Ive used it in the past on my own cars but never found it lasted very long..
Ive used it in the past on my own cars but never found it lasted very long..
and im after a good polish i just wanna make the car look very clean i just use to use meguires polish but i want nothing to pricey but atill good results maybe 20 per bottle
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Werkstat Acrylic system for sure; more example images and instructions on this thread...
http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/showthread.php?t=73250
Durability is very good provided you apply several layers of the Acrylic Jett Trigger, and then keep it topped up regularly. It's not really an apply and forget protection system, rather one that requires regular use but that is dead easy to work with. And it looks terrific on Dolphin Grey...
http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/showthread.php?t=73250
Durability is very good provided you apply several layers of the Acrylic Jett Trigger, and then keep it topped up regularly. It's not really an apply and forget protection system, rather one that requires regular use but that is dead easy to work with. And it looks terrific on Dolphin Grey...
