Styling Cleaning & Detailing

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Styling Cleaning & Detailing

RedGrande

57 Red GP 1.2 8v
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Wondering what are the best products to clean and detail my car to make it stand out that bit extra!?
 
It's all down to personal preference and your budget! Over the years I've settled on a mix of products. I like autoglyms exterior shampoo, super resin polish, paint sealent and interior range. I also use autobright directs snow foam. I use wax and gloss from poorboys. My quick detailing spray is from juicy details and my clay is from them too! Then you have to think about all the different pads and cloths you're going to use.

You really just need to try some things and see what works for you. My advice would be to start with some autoglym products because they are cheap compared to some others and give you a good starting point.
 
Thanks for the advice so went a bought a few bits, today I washed down any loose bits of dirt then used a autoglym shampoo & rinsed dryed with a micro fibre towel! used autoglym super resin polish & sealent! Also used some alloy wheel Cleaner & Cleaned interior, as well as using some back to black for the bits that looked faded!
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Think I didn't to to bad for a newbie to the detailing scene!
 
Love merguairs collection!!
 

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Thanks Guys! lets just hope I doesn't rain! and looking very nice!!! are those abarth headlights?!!?
 
I find Valetpro bilberry wheel cleaner is good, for a 10er a litre It can be diluted down, I'm still on my first bottle and had almost a year haha, I use a mix of poorboys and autoglym on the rest of the car but wouldn't mind trying something different
 
I find Valetpro bilberry wheel cleaner is good, for a 10er a litre It can be diluted down, I'm still on my first bottle and had almost a year haha, I use a mix of poorboys and autoglym on the rest of the car but wouldn't mind trying something different

I used some of my dad's old stuff on the alloys! Tbh my alloys need a refurb to look any good ?
 
I was originally going to get one and forgot whilst I was out! Isit really worth getting then!

Yes dude I brought it the day before brooklands did my bravo and misses GP and it's amazing my bravo is white and had tar and a few yellow pin dots couldn't get off at all.got clay bar done hole car and all gone and you run your hand over it and it's soooon smooth well worth the money
 

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Im deffo gonna get some new stuff soon! as the car is already dirty!
 
Im deffo gonna get some new stuff soon! as the car is already dirty!

Try owning a black car!

This is after a 4 hour detailing session:
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This is 2 days later :cry:
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After a proper detail you shouldn't need to do it again for a while. Just use pH neutral shampoos like autoglyms body work shampoo or a good snow foam. These will removed the dirt but protect your wax/sealant ect. Then dry and use a fast wax or quick detailing spray. I use Juicy details quick detailing spray but I've also used Daemon shine spray on shine when I've ran out of the stuff from juicy details before.
 
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