Cleaning Time

[hawkins]

Need to get some cleaning stuff to keep scoob in top condition, any recommendations? cloths, cleaners, wax etc..... what do you guys use? sure chris will have plenty of tips

[stum450n]

Need to get some cleaning stuff to keep scoob in top condition, any recommendations? cloths, cleaners, wax etc..... what do you guys use? sure chris will have plenty of tips

Meguiar's NXT Wash/Tech Wax is my choice... good results and it's not very expensive either!

[gc8-r]

i would'nt know any mate have you seen my car always dirty..........

still the one stu says the meguiars is the top dog..!!

as for tyres and under the bonnet autoglym tyre dressing its good for door rubbers and seals

if you want some polish as you have a white car(and its free)

1l of super resin polish (best for yours)

and 1l of ultra deep shine

[andyjudge]

Bumper pack of microfibre cleaning cloths from costco is always good to have (Think its about 9 for 24)

[hawkins]

cheers, will take a look

[bockett]

Hi Bud

I used to use the Meguiars waxes and stocked up when Halfords had a 3 for 2 but as that's running low replacing it with some other bits.

I still use Meguiars NXT car shampoo and I use Natty's blue paste wax. smells just like bubble gum it's a hard wax but very easy to apply and great results. Not a great expense either

Other than a good shampoo and wax i also found what a difference a good drying cloth made. This is the site i use and they had an offer on a drying cloth that really did do what it said on the tin

Visit www.cleanyourcar.com

Drying cloth

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/washing-and-...l/prod_154.html

It really is how far you want to go. Any questions just ask.

[andyjudge]

I've got one of those cloths as well, excellent product.

The costco cloths are used for applying & removing waxes etc...

Then just wash em in the machine afterwards ( using liquid detergent & no conditioner )