meguiars is amazing
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dc53

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249 months

Saturday 8th July 2006
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meguiars car cleaning products are ace they work wickedly to get you that extra bit of a better finish
never going back to any other products this brings the cerb up beautifully really great products

derekg500

874 posts

272 months

Saturday 8th July 2006
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Blimey, not touching the stuff........................
















made your car go all yellow!!

dc53

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3,217 posts

249 months

Saturday 8th July 2006
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thats only if you press down to hard as we found

The Hood

1,286 posts

252 months

Sunday 9th July 2006
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dc53 said:
meguiars car cleaning products are ace they work wickedly to get you that extra bit of a better finish
never going back to any other products this brings the cerb up beautifully really great products


Agreed........
I spent the WHOLE day cleaning my Chim last sunday and it came up beautiful.
what did you use..........i used the quick detailer with clay bar and then the 3 step deep gloss paint cleaner, polish and wax.
Glyn.

Wildfire

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281 months

dc53

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Sunday 9th July 2006
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i used the car wash shamppo and conditioner and then the gold class wax and then earlier today a coat of quicj detailer to give it the extra shine just look in my profile to see how it came up looks the m,urts nuts

gary_de_tam

448 posts

245 months

Sunday 9th July 2006
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Is there stuff any good for getting rid of stubborn BUGS!
not just the new stuff but the old welded on stuff that
may of etched the paintwork a little.

Been trying the usual tricks including good old elbow grease....
hot rags laid over the nose and all those....

dc53

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Sunday 9th July 2006
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get a yellow cloth and some of the gold class wax press down hardish worked for me
and its wcked for getting out scratches

gary_de_tam

448 posts

245 months

Sunday 9th July 2006
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thanks dc53, but why a yellow cloth? or does it depend on the colour
of your car ! i guess any micro fibre rag will do the jobby. Do you
think this trick will be just as affective on my dark met. blue paint?

gary_de_tam

448 posts

245 months

Sunday 9th July 2006
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DC53, did u use liquid or paste format ? I have liquid
already.

dc53

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Sunday 9th July 2006
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hi what is your car?
and what i ment by yellow cloth was just a house hold yellow cotton cloth well thats what i use and it works but i supose any other cloth would work
hope it works
dc53

gary_de_tam

448 posts

245 months

Sunday 9th July 2006
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TAMMY and the front is covered in dead bugs...
been lazy and left 'em for a bit...
it's a tahiti blue met.

Did u use the paste or the liquid ?

dc53

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Sunday 9th July 2006
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liquid stuff if it oesnt work for you i really dont know what to do

gary_de_tam

448 posts

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Sunday 9th July 2006
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i been using the Meguiars clear coat liquid car wax just today
for a all round job.

dc53

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Sunday 9th July 2006
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its real good stuff if you press down hardish it should work a treat
work wicked on our cerby

gary_de_tam

448 posts

245 months

Sunday 9th July 2006
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cheers mate, i'll give it ago after the FOOTY ! has finished.

dc53

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Sunday 9th July 2006
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you mean you actually watch football

gary_de_tam

448 posts

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Sunday 9th July 2006
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PENALTY !

morebeanz

3,283 posts

265 months

Sunday 9th July 2006
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..you could also try claying the affected areas. This will pull out all sorts of rubbish from the clearcoat on the car.