It's a water based quick detailer so l don't see why not but ...*** Keep Fairy Liquid the hell away from it . .... . . Lol
What Detailing / Car Care Products Have You Bought / Ordered Today?
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Yes, leave the fairy to me.
Results speak for themselves...remember, no pics, it DIDN’T HAPPEN
Lol lol lol.......
Don't mind ya words James
When you off on holidays ?
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Lol the Deletion Squad is aboot lol Drive down to Manchester on Friday staying overnight then Fly out Saturday mateLol lol lol.......
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In full knowledge that I’m likely to get the pee ripped right out of me for this (but can’t be as bad as using The old mild green to wash your car with, lol), I’ve picked up one of these (I think my detailing depravity has hit a new low - but sharing as this is a ‘safe’ place 
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Chemical Guys Dust Monster XL - Australian merino wool car duster:
So, you’ve spent hours detailing your car, and even if garaged, a day later it’s covered in a fine layer of dust and pollen. It’s not ‘dirty’ - just has loose dust sitting on it. Grrr. Spin the handle between your two hands to fluff it up, then lightly (with zero pressure), whisk the surface dust off your motor. Detailed m’car on Friday, and have been using this to very gently take the surface dust off before putting it to bed at night int’ garage. Still looks fresh as a daisy. Reckon any of you lot who use a DA polisher might find this useful to remove polish dusting while you’re working with the DA.
).Chemical Guys Dust Monster XL - Australian merino wool car duster:
So, you’ve spent hours detailing your car, and even if garaged, a day later it’s covered in a fine layer of dust and pollen. It’s not ‘dirty’ - just has loose dust sitting on it. Grrr. Spin the handle between your two hands to fluff it up, then lightly (with zero pressure), whisk the surface dust off your motor. Detailed m’car on Friday, and have been using this to very gently take the surface dust off before putting it to bed at night int’ garage. Still looks fresh as a daisy. Reckon any of you lot who use a DA polisher might find this useful to remove polish dusting while you’re working with the DA.
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There is no effin way I'm standing outside my house using that on my paintwork while machine polishing ........ No wayIn full knowledge that I’m likely to get the pee ripped right out of me for this (but can’t be as bad as using The old mild green to wash your car with, lol), I’ve picked up one of these (I think my detailing depravity has hit a new low - but sharing as this is a ‘safe’ place
Chemical Guys Dust Monster XL - Australian merino wool car duster:
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So, you’ve spent hours detailing your car, and even if garaged, a day later it’s covered in a fine layer of dust and pollen. It’s not ‘dirty’ - just has lose dust sitting on it. Grrr. Spin the handle between your two hands to fluff it up, then lightly (with zero pressure), whisk the surface dust off your motor. Detailed m’car on Friday, and have been using this to very gently take the surface dust off before putting it to bed at night int’ garage. Still looks fresh as a daisy. Reckon any of you lot who use a DA polisher might find this useful to remove polish dusting while you’re working with the DA.
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There is no effin way I'm standing outside my house using that on my paintwork while machine polishing ........ No way
I know mate - I’m ashamed of myself and pleased with it in equal measure.
Sonax BSD £6.37 delivered via CarParts4Less using code PAYDAY - OOS at the mo so you'll have to wait around a week
https://www.carparts4less.co.uk/cp4l/p/-/-/-/-/?549992160&0&cc5_761
https://www.carparts4less.co.uk/cp4l/p/-/-/-/-/?549992160&0&cc5_761
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In full knowledge that I’m likely to get the pee ripped right out of me for this (but can’t be as bad as using The old mild green to wash your car with, lol), I’ve picked up one of these (I think my detailing depravity has hit a new low - but sharing as this is a ‘safe’ place
Chemical Guys Dust Monster XL - Australian merino wool car duster:
View attachment 181227
So, you’ve spent hours detailing your car, and even if garaged, a day later it’s covered in a fine layer of dust and pollen. It’s not ‘dirty’ - just has loose dust sitting on it. Grrr. Spin the handle between your two hands to fluff it up, then lightly (with zero pressure), whisk the surface dust off your motor. Detailed m’car on Friday, and have been using this to very gently take the surface dust off before putting it to bed at night int’ garage. Still looks fresh as a daisy. Reckon any of you lot who use a DA polisher might find this useful to remove polish dusting while you’re working with the DA.
Who did you get that from 'Ken Dodd' lol
In full knowledge that I’m likely to get the pee ripped right out of me for this (but can’t be as bad as using The old mild green to wash your car with, lol), I’ve picked up one of these (I think my detailing depravity has hit a new low - but sharing as this is a ‘safe’ place
Chemical Guys Dust Monster XL - Australian merino wool car duster:
View attachment 181227
So, you’ve spent hours detailing your car, and even if garaged, a day later it’s covered in a fine layer of dust and pollen. It’s not ‘dirty’ - just has loose dust sitting on it. Grrr. Spin the handle between your two hands to fluff it up, then lightly (with zero pressure), whisk the surface dust off your motor. Detailed m’car on Friday, and have been using this to very gently take the surface dust off before putting it to bed at night int’ garage. Still looks fresh as a daisy. Reckon any of you lot who use a DA polisher might find this useful to remove polish dusting while you’re working with the DA.
Jeez! At least my FL is not so obvious
Hope you wear a suitable apron 
Haha - bring it on and laugh away @A4A4 (I deserve it, lol). ‘Tis a ruddy good tickle stick though
Best Ken Dodd quote:
"It's ten years since I went out of my mind. I'd never go back."
Jeez! At least my FL is not so obvious
Christ, I’m not gonna live this one down am I
Is that pic from the personal ‘private collection’ of Mr and Mrs Nev mate?
Christ, I’m not gonna live this one down am I
Is that pic from the personal ‘private collection’ of Mr and Mrs Nev mate?
Shh!
I got 5 litres for £33.49 albeit it's Sonax Profiline Brilliant Shine Detailer (not sure how different that is to your product?)
Arrived a couple of days ago.
Bought on Amazon.
Taken the plunge and splashed out (ha ha!) on the Vyair 11ltr. Should arrive in time for the weekend - hoping it’ll be worth the dosh. Essex water is pretty hard!
Good stuff mate, with the weekend in mind make sure you have enough fittings for it. My Amazon order didnt arrive in time so had to grab one from a neighbour to have a play when mine arrived.
Thx for replying. I'm using BH double speed wax. After applying the coat, I leave it to dry until I can move it with my finger using gentle pressure. However, it still needs a good amount of effort to buff it right off. I'm happy with the result but it's hard work
I have a QD spray, I'll give it a go next time.Cheers,
Dan
In my experience the more expensive the wax the easier it is to apply and remove mateThx for replying. I'm using BH double speed wax. After applying the coat, I leave it to dry until I can move it with my finger using gentle pressure. However, it still needs a good amount of effort to buff it right off. I'm happy with the result but it's hard work
Cheers,
Dan
Autoglym UHD wax is one of the best out there, also slightly dampen the wax applicator before applying and it'll go on smoother easier
I'll deffo give that a try once mine is finished. The curious thing is that the manufacturer's instructions for mine say that there moisture should be avoided... Do you think I can do the same with the BH one I currently have?
Thx
Thx
BH themselves recommend dampening the applicator pad a tad bit for ease of use - see below:
https://www.bilthamber.com/double-speed-wax
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BSD £6.14 after the discount code and in stock - https://www.carparts4less.co.uk/cp4l/p/-/-/-/-/?549992160&0&cc5_761
BSD £6.14 after the discount code and in stock - https://www.carparts4less.co.uk/cp4l/p/-/-/-/-/?549992160&0&cc5_761
Winner winner chicken dinner. I still have SO much BSD, lasts ages! Helped by the fact I have loads of other QD’s
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Winner winner chicken dinner. I still have SO much BSD, lasts ages! Helped by the fact I have loads of other QD’s
Same here but it'd be rude not to at that price!!
Still got most of a bottle of BSD, 95% bottle of D&D and a full bottle of CG V7 at the moment.
Need to stop looking for bargains really before it becomes a problem
Mike
Nice one , I paid a tenner two weeks agoBSD £6.14 after the discount code and in stock - https://www.carparts4less.co.uk/cp4l/p/-/-/-/-/?549992160&0&cc5_761
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Anyone got a recommended interior cleaning brush? Looking to give the carpets a deep clean, using some angelwax absolution, was considering something like this: https://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/products/carbon-collective-interior-cleaning-brush currently have a cheap halfords stiff bristle brush but it sucks lol.
I bought one from In2detailing.
https://www.in2detailing.co.uk/prod...detailing-leather-textile-cleaning-brush.html
Used it with Absolution . Did a great job . Absolution is a really very good product
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https://www.in2detailing.co.uk/prod...detailing-leather-textile-cleaning-brush.html
Used it with Absolution . Did a great job . Absolution is a really very good product
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Cheers Scotty, looks good that! My current one doesn't really lift up the dirt so is still quite hard work. Not that the carpet is dirty, just wanting to keep on top of it. It looks quite a stiff bristled brush?
It's not an overly stiff bristled brush to be honest mate. That said it was absolutely spot on for the fabric parts of my s-line seats and the carpets.
One tip. Spray the Absolution on and let it dwell for a few minutes before agitating with a brush . Really use mustard
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Right, so I've now got the Vyair, AG Snow Foam, AG Polar wash, Megs Tyre Dressing, AG Leather Cleaner, tons of micro-fibre and of course the Sonax BSD to supplement the AG Wax already on there.......Got the grandkids staying over tonight though, so it might be diplomatic to wait until Sunday/Monday but I'm itching to get on with it!
Trolley jack, torque wrench, and hammerite at the ready for a later date to do the hubs (will obvs clean the wheels at same time, but going to lift them one by one, rather lift one end and use axle stands....
Trolley jack, torque wrench, and hammerite at the ready for a later date to do the hubs (will obvs clean the wheels at same time, but going to lift them one by one, rather lift one end and use axle stands....
All set David, building up quite an arsenal of gear there......diplomatic, brilliant!
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BSD £6.14 after the discount code and in stock - https://www.carparts4less.co.uk/cp4l/p/-/-/-/-/?549992160&0&cc5_761
Well... can't complain at the delivery from carparts4less.
Ordered the BSD at around 1pm yesterday and its just been delivered at 11am!!
Happy days!
Mike
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