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Product recommendations
Daglass
 

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Product recommendations

Lots and lots of info on this section but I was wondering what products would users recommend as essential kit?

Pure 5 Door, SD4, Orkney Grey, Pano Roof, Style 6 Alloys, Front Sensors, Rear Camera, Fogs, Tailgate
Ordered - October 15 2011
Built - March 30 2012
Delivery - April 18 2012
Sold - December 24 2014
29-03-2012 10:59am
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WB
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RE: Product recommendations

Really depends on what you're trying to achieve and what level of protection you're looking for (which translates in to roughly what do you want to spend)?
29-03-2012 11:40am
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Daglass
 

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RE: Product recommendations

I suppose around £100 or so
I've read these are decent products
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUTOGLYM-SURFA...4cfa54e739

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUTOGLYM-HIGH-...3372da379e

Pure 5 Door, SD4, Orkney Grey, Pano Roof, Style 6 Alloys, Front Sensors, Rear Camera, Fogs, Tailgate
Ordered - October 15 2011
Built - March 30 2012
Delivery - April 18 2012
Sold - December 24 2014
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29-03-2012 11:55am
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WB
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RE: Product recommendations

Autoglym are perfectly decent products and are often on 3 for 2.

If you're spending £100 I'd recommend you go for Gtechniq which are professional grade products with outstanding longevity and protection.

http://www.gtechniq.com

You'll probably need the following:

G-Wash shampoo
W2 - All purpose cleaner - excellent for interior, engine bay, tyres you name it.
T1 Tyre dressing
C1.5 Protective coating - can be used on paint, trim and wheels - 2 coats of this does the same job of adding gloss like a wax but with much better protection and beading which makes cleaning easier.
G1 Glass coating

If you need to do any polishing then their P1 polish is excellent too.

You'll probably also want a good quality large micro fiber drying towel (about £6 on ebay) and a sheepskin wash mitt (about £9-10).



You can get 7.5% discount if you register on DetailingWorld.co.uk too.
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29-03-2012 12:38pm
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Daglass
 

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RE: Product recommendations

Brilliant info.
Thank you

Pure 5 Door, SD4, Orkney Grey, Pano Roof, Style 6 Alloys, Front Sensors, Rear Camera, Fogs, Tailgate
Ordered - October 15 2011
Built - March 30 2012
Delivery - April 18 2012
Sold - December 24 2014
29-03-2012 12:41pm
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WB
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RE: Product recommendations

(29-03-2012 12:41pm)Daglass Wrote:  Brilliant info.
Thank you

If you do go for them I'd suggest buying a 500ml W2 as its cheap and you'll probably use loads of it!

100ml of C1.5 is plenty to do a car at least twice and the 250ml T1 and G-wash will last a good while.
29-03-2012 12:46pm
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Daglass
 

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RE: Product recommendations

watching the videos and the Grechniq products do look excellent.
can they be purchased via the website? it all appears to be in a foreign language
Scratch that, found the UK shop site

Pure 5 Door, SD4, Orkney Grey, Pano Roof, Style 6 Alloys, Front Sensors, Rear Camera, Fogs, Tailgate
Ordered - October 15 2011
Built - March 30 2012
Delivery - April 18 2012
Sold - December 24 2014
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29-03-2012 01:17pm
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fam1x
 

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RE: Product recommendations

anyone recommend anything to clear the alloys with please?

Pure SD4 Auto Black Tech pack, Pano roof, Powered tailgate, Dim rear view, Carpet mats & edging, Parking Assist Aid - Rear camera, Folding mirrors, Front Fogs, Auto Light, Rain sensor, Adaptive Xenons, Heated SW, Keyless entry and Privacy Glass arrived 13 Jan 12 Smile
30-03-2012 11:47am
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Dimitrios
 

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RE: Product recommendations

I've been told by two different sources that Poorboys Wheel Sealant is very good. Not used it myself as I'm still getting my head around the dealing world!

Dynamic SD4, Santorini, Chrome Shadow, Lux Pack, Priv Glass, Red /Black leather & headlining
Collection: 24 Mar 2012 / Ordered: Oct 2011
30-03-2012 11:53am
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doug
 

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RE: Product recommendations

Wolf's Nano wheel cleaner gets my vote for cleaning alloys.

For a wax or sealant.
Once again Gtechinq wins hands down.
C5 Wheel Armour, if applied correctly will last for 6-9 months. It's so good that stick on wheel weights wont hold on! If you treat the inside face & have to your wheels balanced.
Just spray with water & almost all the break dust will fly off, finish with a non acid mild wheel cleaner.

Or Rim Wax. but it won't last long, few weeks.

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