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Purestar - Twist Drying Towel
Purestar Twist Drying Towel The Purestar Twist Drying towel is available in both a large (70 x 90cm) & medium (50 x 60cm) sizes. This microfibre drying towel is manufactured using a twisted loop fiber as the core of it's towel as found in the ever popular Gyeon Silk Dryer. Manufactured
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Soft 99 - Glaco Glass Compound
Soft99 Glaco Glass Compound – Effortless Glass Deep Cleaning Restore crystal-clear visibility with Soft99 Glaco Glass Compound Roll On, the ultimate glass polishing solution designed to remove stubborn contaminants, old coatings, and water spots. Featuring a unique integrated felt applicator
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Soft 99 - Ultra Glaco (rain repellant) 70ml
Soft 99 Ultra Glaco Glass Sealant Glaco series is the No.1 best selling rain repellent in Japan! Experience superior protection for your vehicle's glass surfaces with Soft99 Ultra Glaco Glass Sealant. This advanced formula creates a highly effective, long-lasting hydrophobic layer that repels
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Thank you.Purestar - Twist Drying Towel
Purestar Twist Drying Towel The Purestar Twist Drying towel is available in both a large (70 x 90cm) & medium (50 x 60cm) sizes. This microfibre drying towel is manufactured using a twisted loop fiber as the core of it's towel as found in the ever popular Gyeon Silk Dryer. Manufactured
Soft 99 - Glaco Glass Compound
Soft99 Glaco Glass Compound – Effortless Glass Deep Cleaning Restore crystal-clear visibility with Soft99 Glaco Glass Compound Roll On, the ultimate glass polishing solution designed to remove stubborn contaminants, old coatings, and water spots. Featuring a unique integrated felt applicatorSoft 99 - Ultra Glaco (rain repellant) 70ml
Soft 99 Ultra Glaco Glass Sealant Glaco series is the No.1 best selling rain repellent in Japan! Experience superior protection for your vehicle's glass surfaces with Soft99 Ultra Glaco Glass Sealant. This advanced formula creates a highly effective, long-lasting hydrophobic layer that repels
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Tbh I hadn't realised there was a cleaner and a sealant. I've just used the cleaner and it made a big difference to getting rid of wiper juts etc
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Judder went for me but I did swap the wipers at the same time as they were due.
If I spam this all over the wheels before getting tyres fitted, will the balancing weights stick?
So had some work done to my car (CV joint and spring replaced on front driver side wheel)
The garage was not one I've used before and won't again because they didn't put the right wiper back on properly. It sat too high so when it was used the wiper blades would come off the glass and rub against the bodywork.
On the day I picked it up I had to use my car for family stuff so didn't have to to get them to fix it. So I was kinda stuck in the rain therefore had to use the wipers. Now I've got these scuff marks on the body work on driver side column.
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I was thinking of getting some compound and buffering it out as when I run my finger over it I can't feel anything it's smooth.
Is that a good idea for this kind of scuff mark?
The garage was not one I've used before and won't again because they didn't put the right wiper back on properly. It sat too high so when it was used the wiper blades would come off the glass and rub against the bodywork.
On the day I picked it up I had to use my car for family stuff so didn't have to to get them to fix it. So I was kinda stuck in the rain therefore had to use the wipers. Now I've got these scuff marks on the body work on driver side column.
View attachment fiJcd3Q.jpg
I was thinking of getting some compound and buffering it out as when I run my finger over it I can't feel anything it's smooth.
Is that a good idea for this kind of scuff mark?
Thanks what should I polish it with though?
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just polish the car, should be enough
so when you come to wash it, do the usual and add on polish after a wash
so when you come to wash it, do the usual and add on polish after a wash
I'd go for something like autoglym SRP or one of the Meguiars Ultimate compounds.
Thanks will get that ordered
I use SRP on mine and its good, meguiars ultimate compund gets better reviews than SRP. I don't think you can lose either way.
never personally had any issues with it
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