Favourite washing products, the three bottom brushes are for interior detailing |
The real gear DA polisher, foam pads for cleaning, buffing, waxing, black being the softest. product applicators, microfibre. |
This is how you check your paint to see if it needs claying, you will feel the bag picking. |
DETAILING |
I use these preparation products with Dual Action polisher for best results |
This is a complete system best suited to older paint surfaces. |
I use these products on my '98 XJ8 |
Swirl marks show up best under a strong incandescent light |
There are diferent methods to remove them, I find Swirl Remover2.0 on a foam pad attached to my DA polisher does the trick. |
First stage after using the paint cleaner |
Slowly starting to shape up. This is after cleaning stage |
The boot top took some doing as it had several scratches that only showed up under strong light |
Apply wax with cotton or foam pad and allow to dry for 30 mins. ......... |
Then remove with foam pad attached to DA polisher, final buff with microfibre. |
You don't get reflections like this without a good paint finish to start with |
A dark colour really rewards your efforts |
All those beautiful curves that Jaguar is renowned for |
Looking good, my back tells me it was worth the effort |
Car hasn't been polished for 12 months....... |
......and looks just as good, a little bit of effort gives just rewards. |
Almost a mirror reflection, in garage light |
I'm impressed with Meguiars products, especially their Gold Class wax |
Best cover for indoor use is flanelette, light, soft and breathable |
My favourite products for interior use |
This car was pristine when I bought it and I want it to stay that way, hard to believe it's a fourteen year old car |
One owner 176,000klm, unmarked |
Seats look like they haven't been used |
Back seat has never been sat in |
Polyglaze Dash and Vinyl Trin Reviver sure does the job under bonnet..... |
........with a quality sheen, none of that tacky gloss! |
These are the three products I purchased to try |
To clean the seatbelts-tried the Vanish first...sprayed it on, give it a scrub with nail brush but only partially successful |
Sard Wonder Soap did the trick after wetting, rubbing on soap, scrub with brush and wipe off |
This is the dirt that came out of the drivers belt |
Three of my favourite products |
Only ever use a pressure cleaner for underneath the car |