Car cover question
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nope not yet, still not finished.
I did all the paintwork on saturday and that took ages, lehm klay, hd clense and then waxed the entire car, with the plan of detailing all the other bits on sunday, landrover broke down on sunday so spent all day sorting out replacment car for the missus.. .. ..
anyways, I cleaned all the interior last night with leather treat and tonight i might do the alloys & plastics.
im going to add another layer of wax on it after washing it again then ill take some pictures.
I had bits of adhesive left over from the lemans stickers thats why I went mad and bought a load of stuff for it. . . . . . . . rather than just the wax.
I did all the paintwork on saturday and that took ages, lehm klay, hd clense and then waxed the entire car, with the plan of detailing all the other bits on sunday, landrover broke down on sunday so spent all day sorting out replacment car for the missus.. .. ..
anyways, I cleaned all the interior last night with leather treat and tonight i might do the alloys & plastics.
im going to add another layer of wax on it after washing it again then ill take some pictures.
I had bits of adhesive left over from the lemans stickers thats why I went mad and bought a load of stuff for it. . . . . . . . rather than just the wax.
ballcock said:
A quikie question , my car covers got fairly dirty on the INSIDE , anybody clean theirs at any stage? .. It's a covercraft Noah , and a cleaning product has been recommended with the care instructions but it's an American cleaner .. Ideas??
Easy - I have a Noah as well. Just turn it inside out/upside down on the car (i.e it's on the car as normal but the inside is showing rather than the outside). Then just wash it with soapy water as if you're washing the car. Hose it off and leave it to dry - hey presto! One clean car cover.
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