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Johnny_tro:
This is also pretty coool - handy

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/1918218.htm

Spankiee:
I just have a karcher k2 I think. The baby one was only £70 from B&Q it's more than good enough.

I use clean your car website for most of my stuff. Never had a problem

PhilGeezer:
tbh mate get a half decent pressure washer, and spend a bit more on some good quality cleaning products and definately get some decent polish and wax.
AutoGlym are good all rounders, not too expensive and the Super resin polish then HD Wax then extra gloss protection is the best routine i use... youll find yourself wanting it to rain to see the beading of the water!  :grin:
unfortunately the jetwash is just the start of cleaning your car...then the hard work begins!
if you havent clay barred it yet then i would highly recommend that first as you would be suprised at how much dirt is removed that isnt even visible!  :happy2:

Hevoshullu:

--- Quote from: PhilGeezer on June 30, 2014, 02:17:42 am ---
unfortunately the jetwash is just the start of cleaning your car...then the hard work begins!
  :happy2:

--- End quote ---

A well executed pre-wash is by far the most important stage of cleaning your car. A proper pressure washer with good flow of water (~10 liters/min) together with a good pre-wash agent (preferably snow foam) is key to washing the car safely. This stage will also remove pretty much all the dirt and grime on well maintained (ie. waxed/sealed) cars. If you are willing to invest on a decent pressure washer, I would suggest looking at the Kränzle line at the 500-700£ mark. Compared to them the K-series Kärchers feel like toy water pistols both in terms of build quality and power.

PhilGeezer:
theres no way you need to spend 500-700 to get a decent jetwash!  :signLOL:

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