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Owners of Black Gti's - how do you keep water marks to a mimimum??
stealthwolf:
What is your car protected with?
As above, dump the chamois in the bin and get a proper drying towel. The two main types are microfibre and waffleweave. Both have advantages/disadvantages.
After washing, how do you rinse? Ideally you need to sheet the water. This basically means an open ended hose. Secondly, you need to dry quickly. You can use a quick detailer after drying to buff the car. Quite a few people use meguairs last touch. Also, in warmer weather, it can be beneficial to rinse and dry one panel at a time (starting with the roof).
keano:
Another little tip is to lightly mist the car with a quick detailer before using the drying towel. Should aid drying and get rid of those aweful water spots.
too hot:
Don`t wash it :signLOL:
nads1_uk:
--- Quote from: keano on January 24, 2011, 03:26:29 pm ---Another little tip is to lightly mist the car with a quick detailer before using the drying towel. Should aid drying and get rid of those aweful water spots.
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Keano do you use the detailer while the car is still soaking wet or let it dry so it's just damp?
Andy
berg:
--- Quote from: stealthwolf on January 24, 2011, 02:13:16 pm ---What is your car protected with?
As above, dump the chamois in the bin and get a proper drying towel. The two main types are microfibre and waffleweave. Both have advantages/disadvantages.
After washing, how do you rinse? Ideally you need to sheet the water. This basically means an open ended hose. Secondly, you need to dry quickly. You can use a quick detailer after drying to buff the car. Quite a few people use meguairs last touch. Also, in warmer weather, it can be beneficial to rinse and dry one panel at a time (starting with the roof).
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mmmm not sure how to answer, ie i have polished it with the turtle wax carnuba wax. so microfibre benefits over waffle are? thanks
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