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Cleaning and Detailing / Re: Eliminating swirl marks - best stuff and method
« on: 29 June 2018, 11:20:03 PM »
Thorough as ever, Monsieur Dev! I have copied that whole routine and pasted it into a Word doc to keep a permanent record!
By the way, I've always found that glass cleaners can cause a blurring effect when you run the wipers. I did try Rain-X, but it smeared on wiping. Maybe you just have to get the glass cleaned right back.
I have bottles of stuff for cleaning from Meguiar's and the Collinite 845 wax.
I got a bottle of Bilt & Hamber wheel cleaner; did a fairly quick job with it just before our French trip and it worked well; I plan to do a more thorough job with it on the Big Clean.
The roof has developed a 'flat spot' where water doesn't bead nicely, so there's another job for me (I still have a print-out of your roof restoring schedule!)
If only it would stop being so dad-blamed sunny I could get on with it. Instead, I'm forced to find excuses to drive hither and yon with the top down and Charlie Parker blasting out of the stereo. It's hell, you know ...
Many, many thanks.
By the way, I've always found that glass cleaners can cause a blurring effect when you run the wipers. I did try Rain-X, but it smeared on wiping. Maybe you just have to get the glass cleaned right back.
I have bottles of stuff for cleaning from Meguiar's and the Collinite 845 wax.
I got a bottle of Bilt & Hamber wheel cleaner; did a fairly quick job with it just before our French trip and it worked well; I plan to do a more thorough job with it on the Big Clean.
The roof has developed a 'flat spot' where water doesn't bead nicely, so there's another job for me (I still have a print-out of your roof restoring schedule!)
If only it would stop being so dad-blamed sunny I could get on with it. Instead, I'm forced to find excuses to drive hither and yon with the top down and Charlie Parker blasting out of the stereo. It's hell, you know ...
Many, many thanks.