for a car that has not had any polish etc,its come up fantastic imo, of course its not going to come up like as if you done a full detail but still looks fantastic


might have to try this stuff

how easy does the detailing spray come off and how well does it bead and last.

When you say come off you mean dry off? Just the same as any other you spray on, wipe over than use a cray side to buff up!

Beading cant comment on yet, the 911 is in the dry and has not rained since earlier and was just a light spit!

Got some new products from the brand earlier.

Some acid free wheel cleaner. Seen this stuff use in the flesh and you wouldnt believe what it did to the wheels on this 150k mile passat, they were gleaming after!

More detailing spray, running low

And finally the wax. Giving it a go tomorrow when i finally polish my dads car, it needs it and this stuff is going to get put to the test!

put some before and after pics up mate

Okay so here's what we had.


IMG_2944-2 by Jack_Pearson, on Flickr

I always seem to get my thumb in every photo



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Heres the products i was using today!


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After a goood 5 min of soaking on the alloys with the acid free wheel cleaner, jet washed them off and they ended up looking like this fantastic stuff very very good! Only one wheel i had to agitate some dust but it came off with ease


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After a washdown, clay and wax here's the end results....couldnt get a decent set under the sun as it was on/off rain


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The old boy is very very pleased and so am i with the way it came out can't knock these products atall!

Looks spot on, ur old man should be ashamed.......... like i say to my old dear, YOU CANNOT HAVE A DIRTY PORSCHE!!!

Shame not to use it!!

My mums sits under a cover 5days a week

woah, bet that was fun, they're hard enough in the wet let alone snow

How you getting on with these mate? still going strong?
Did you use his brand of snow foam or your own?
Do you need the snow foam thing for the shampoo?
How come you need to use the detail spray after the wax?

Detail spray is normally used after waxing to help remove any wax oils/ residue that you missed when buffing off and some companies insist on using it after waxing as it apparently gives that bit of extra gloss