Quinny23 wrote:My cleaner of choice.... (Then the macguires products for polishing and scratch removal.... if I ever get enough time)
CT18
SuperWash
Australia’s No.1 concentrated multipurpose heavy duty cleaning gel
• Suitable for all types of vehicles, bikes, boats, equipment and exterior of houses
• Biodegradable, pH neutral and inhibits rust and corrosion
• ‘Quick Break” laboratory tested (total separation of oil and water)
• Free rinsing and can be left to dry on the surface
• Removes the toughest dirt, grime, oil film, soot and bugs leaving a sparkling streak free finish
Code Sizes:
CT18-1L / 1 Litre
CT18-5L / 5 Litre
CT18-20L / 20 Litre
CT18-200L / 200 Litre
CT18-1000L / 1000 Litre
SR5 2NV wrote:Meguiars scratch scratch x 2.0 on a D.A polisher, then follow with a light swirl removal around the scratch. Then treat it with nxt tech wax 2.0 (liquid form). Apply all with the D.A and it should come up nice.
I do the same process on all my black cars.
Kizzzaaa wrote:What is the D.A polisher?
Noordz wrote:Kizzzaaa wrote:What is the D.A polisher?
Its a Duel Action Polisher. +1 for the Meguiars scratch 2.0. Took my lux out and it got covered galore with surface scratches. Got home, did both sides of the lux and boom, all shiny again.
Bushman wrote:Hi All,
Does anyone have any method of cleaning engine bays full of sand / mud without destroying any of the components?
Appreciate any help possible.
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