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Old Jul 19, 2013 | 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by T.E.D. Jordan
a ceramic paint coat would be your best bet after a proper detailing session, its a harder seal against abrasives.

Washing it as regular as you do, especially if you don't snow foam etc, will mean you're left with scratched/swirled lacquer and if you aren't using a PH neutral shampoo, it'll eat the laquer away.

I had my new vehicle ceramic coated by a pro - spend some time on detailingworld:

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/foru...ghlight=Amarok

That's mine ^ you can see how bad it was after one wash from the dealers :-(

I snow-foam mine every weekend to wash it and 2 bucket method with a decent mitt and once a month I top up with carpro reload silica and water literally gets repelled, means it dead easy to wash.

Jordan
Love that!
I dropped my skoda off for a service last week and the lad on the desk looked a bit confused when I told him to write on the order in big letters that it must not be washed
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