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Old 30-04-2008, 17:03   #21
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Like most of us i guess, it only goes wrong once you get home????
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Old 30-04-2008, 17:10   #22
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Thanks looks like I wont bother then! Will have to try something else.
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Old 30-04-2008, 17:12   #23
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Claying is still recommended in the process of starting to remove swirls, IE: in preperation of the paint to then go and use the correct polish etc to start correction on the paint.

There's a good few posts in this section that lists the correct routine for washing/claying/polishing etc...
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I done my Fabia on Monday , I used AG Super Resin , followed by the EGP and finished off with a coat of Megs Gold Class. The only thing is , thats the polish finished now , should I buy another kind or just use the EGP + Gold class after washing? To be honest , I havent polished the car for ages , I generally only use the EGP and then wax. Is it beneficial to polish or would I be okay just sealing then waxing the paint?
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if you have done super resin and egp on top then a good wax like auto glym hi def or collinite would be good, just wash with auto g shampoo and top up the wax every few months and should be fine.
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I'm using Megs Gold Class wax at the mo , and Megs NXT Shampoo , they are okay , yes?
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yes should be but the products i mention above are likely to be better. maybe use up what you have and then change to them.
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i use AG Ultra Deep Shine and brings up my car fantastic but after a day of cleaning my friends car i think Poor Boys products seem to be really good, they dont leave the dust you get from Auto Glym and Dodo Juice Wax seems to be another amazing product i hadn't heard of before, think its £30ish for a tub but will last a while and seems to be rated as one of the best on the market currently according to a detailer.
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Do PoorBoys do a polish that would be suitable as a first stage product , to be used before sealer and wax? I still have 3/4 of a bottle of Megs Gold Class and almost a full bottle of AG Extra Gloss , but I have no polish in stock at the mo!
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Not sure to be honest.

I know they do SSR swirl remover, but not sure what else.
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Not sure to be honest.

I know they do SSR swirl remover, but not sure what else.
have you tried the SSR? any good to use by hand or not is what i'm thinking.
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Never tried it Keith, sorry.
From what i've read though, it's suitable for hand use, although just how much correction you would get compared to a machine, i dont know.
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i'm trying to avoid machine polishing but about to order a LOT of stuff for cleaning and wondered if its worth adding to my list

p.s. i still have those alloys here if you want them
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Old 08-05-2008, 10:01   #34
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Oh aye...forgot about them !

Yes please.

Can collect anytime you wish.

I'm in a similar boat, i dont really want to buy a machine, but want to get the car back on form.

What products do you have in mind ?
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umm cant remember the exact list but goes long the lines of...

Poorboy’s Super Slick and Suds
ClearKote Claybar Kit
ClearKote Vanilla Moose Glaze
ClearKote Red Moose Glaze
Poorboy's EX (sealant)
Dodo Juice Banana Armour
Poorboy’s Spray and Wipe

possibly Poorboy's SSR1

plus clothes, mitts, pads.
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Excellent.

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small price to pay for a nice shiny car tho
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Correct, and the products go a long way too.
Will be interesting to hear how you get on.
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Old 08-05-2008, 18:15   #39
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Seems Turtlewax products get the plaudits from the motoring press wheareas AG is rated as average. I Have used both and would prefer AG every time. Tried 'Rude Wax' recently and was quite impressed but it's AG for me.
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