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Well i though i would post it in here first

Even before my site is updates

Released this month are the following products

Gold Class Wash 64oz 4 times the sha,poo for 3 times the money £14.99 So glad this has arrived personally

Gold class bug & tar remover £6.99

Detailing brushes £19.99 - alright for the professional!

Gold Class trim detailer £5.99 - superb on vinyl and plastics

Re-useable detailing swabs £9.99 - seem expensive personally

Lambs wool wash mitt £9.99 - glad this has finally arrived

Microfibre Drying towel £14.99 - supposed to be the mutts but yet to test, delivery due next week

Meguiars boot organiser £29.99 - no thanks I reckon we need RS246 ones [img]images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

Obviously all the usual products

A new brochure is available and will be with me at the beginning of next week, so PM me your address if you want one

Cheers

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confirmed delivery tuesday next week

just to see if anyone reads this

5% off for order placed on extemecarcare.co.uk by end of jan 2003 and states the place you found out was rs246

obviously no ones looking

well web site has been updated

a few of you guys have bought the new products, anyone tried them yet?

Yes I have,

Tried the microfibre drying towel... Simply Brilliant.. No more chamois now.. Should be trying the mitts 2morrow. By the way Steve.. Do I still get a free bag??... [img]images/graemlins/tung2.gif[/img] [img]images/graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]

a few of you guys have bought the new products, anyone tried them yet?

Used the mitt the other night, but not for washing the car [img]images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img] It went down well [img]images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
Cheers
jr

Used the mitt the other night, but not for washing the car

so it is good for a bit of 'Tickling' then?? [img]images/graemlins/ooo.gif[/img]

a few of you guys have bought the new products, anyone tried them yet?

Used the mitt the other night, but not for washing the car [img]images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img] It went down well [img]images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
Cheers
jr

yeah

want to buy 2, much more fun

I didnt like the mitt at first, but once you get your head round the fact you are washing the car with gordon the goafer, the mitt is actually very good. You can feel any tar spots on your car thru the mitt, and its very soft. I like it

Dunc [img]images/graemlins/s3addict.gif[/img]

thanks

gordon the goffer - like it [img]images/graemlins/jump3.gif[/img]

Used succesfully today.. the mitt is the mutts [img]images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] also i can recommend the aplicator pads for applying Zymol glaze.. works a treat [img]images/graemlins/nodder.gif[/img]
And one other thing the bag is the bollox too!
Nice one Bushy [img]images/graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]
Cheers
jr

Bit of an odd title, but I feel that many people buy the wrong products and I thought I would share with you what I personally recommend

When you go to the Mequiar’s site or in fact mine you can buy all sorts of products, great. But which one? - they just don’t tell you!

So now I am.

I think there are basically 2 types of car cleaners.

Firstly the guys who are happy to wash once a fortnight, or less regular if it doesn’t look dirty, they know the car needs a polish/wax but don’t think more than once or twice a year is necessary.

So for these guys I would recommend Gold Class Wash or Soft wash gel, Gold Class Wax (which comes with its own applicator pad) and I believe the endurance tyre gel makes a worthwhile addition to get those tyres looking better than new.

That’s it, maybe a terry towel for polishing off, but that IMHO is a basic kit.

Depending on the type of car Gold Class Trim detailer for exterior plastics and vinyl’s with Natural Shine for interior surfaces, please note all thought the label says interior shine, this can also provide matt finish if buffed off immediately

Then you have the fanatic, myself included.

Again the gold class wash is a must, maybe the larger bottle as you no doubt wash at least once a week. And of course the wash mitt is superb with the drying towel to dry off

As for THE ultimate paintwork finish you need to use the Deep Crystal 3 stage finish. This does actually last for about 3-6 months. I used to wax every fortnight with Autoglym Super Resin but am happy to leave it for a couple of months now because it literally doesn’t need it. I would be as bold it gives the depth of shine and hard wearing finish close to more expensive products, such as Zymol, but at a much more affordable price

With the 3 stage you need to order some applicator pads and at least one terry towel, IMHO. To give the final touch over the paintwork I can recommend the ultimate wipe cloth, it just gives that extra finishing.

Also before you apply the first cleaner stage you may need to use the clay bar system. A good test to see if this is required is to wash you car normally, then run you fingers gently over the upper surfaces, say the bonnet, is it as smooth as glass? Then your OK. If not clay bar it.

The clay bar is a superb product when used correctly and my tips for this are, apply a lot of quik detailer spray to the panel, then after massaging the clay to a soft state, give it a squirt of detailer too. Then rub up and down the panel and you WILL be amazed

Also if you have small swirl marks or scratched Scrath X or Body Scrub will remove these

Then polish, then wax, outstanding!, if you are really keen in a week or so apply stages 2 and 3 again. The depth of shine is outstanding

I use about 3 terry towels and at least one pack of applicator pads

Endurance gel for tyres, Gold class trim detailer for exterior plastics.

Interior Natural Shine and Gold Class leather cleaner/conditioner.

I personally use the professional glass cleaner, 1 gallon which mixes 1:10 so 10 gallons worth, use it in the house as well

Wheels, now this is a tricky one. The Hot Rims is a good product but the professional Wheel brightener is even better. This will literally shift everything from your rims. However once clean I do use Wheelwax, this then lasts about 2 months of washing with water only, maybe the dregs from the wash bucket to clean stubborn marks

That’s it really

I hope this helps people make the right decision - Meguiars

@ Bushy...
Is that yellow s3 on your site from Rico(NL)? At least it looks so...movit brakes, bbs wheels..
Cause he's a friend mine....Once he told me a vague story about a carshampoo company etc..., And ofcourse I listend that good.....I just told him...just do it and ask for a box of shampoo...hahahaa
nice site by the way [img]images/graemlins/thumbs.gif[/img]