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anderson9:
Just thought id upload a picture of my hard today :) using the two bucked method and then drying with micro fibre towels.

Frenzy:

--- Quote from: anderson9 on June 29, 2014, 05:11:52 pm ---Just thought id upload a picture of my hard today :)

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I read that far and then i got extremely worried...  :scared:


Well done its looking alright, however no dis-respect but if all you have done is wash it (albeit correctly) i'm not sure in this forum it will necessarily go down as 'hard work'. It's a decent start but if you haven't done anything to protect it then your efforts so far are going to be wasted the next time it rains, or even just going for a drive - i recommend you seal it with either a sealant or a wax but there are other procedures you can do to get your car's paintwork in tip-top shape before you even get the wax on wax off stage! :happy2:

Have a read of Jay's detailing guide or the official detailing guide stickied to the top of this forum to get an idea of what's involved with some full-on hard work when detailing your car - you don't have to dive in and do them all to begin with, choose the stuff you think you can handle, give it a go, pick up your confidence and before you know it you'll be a full on all day detailing your motor addict!  :laugh:

bigeyd:
 :happy2: Good work looks the dog's

GTI-Ross:
Hard work.....holy sh*t!!! - Must have been all of 20 mins

I washed, clayed, washed, machine polished, glazed, sealed and add thin coat of wax today. Then dressed the tyre and polished my tips.

5 hours later I was knackerd.

PS: you really need some trim restorer on your GTI grille to make it same colour as you black badge.

anderson9:
Haha I normally just take it to the car was so this a little bit of work for me today, I know about the grill, whys the best to use for it ?

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