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Hi all,
After spending months reading up on certain parts of detailing i have decided to spend some cash and give it a go. this is a list that i have made up of what i think i will need (i am on a tight budget) any tips or help would be appreciated. Also if i have missed anything important of the list.
1 x Lambswool Wash Mitt
1 x Meguiars Microfibre Wash Mitt
1 x Deep Pile Luxury Drying Towel
1 x Werkstat Auto Body Wash 1L
1 x Menzerna 135 mm Finishing Pad - Yellow
1 x Menzerna 135 mm Polishing Pad - Orange
1 x Menzerna RD3.02 250 ml
1 x Menzerna 203S 250 ml
1 x Menzerna 85RE 250 ml
Poorboys Natty's Paste Wax Blue
Bilt hamber clay bar
Cheers
Dom
After spending months reading up on certain parts of detailing i have decided to spend some cash and give it a go. this is a list that i have made up of what i think i will need (i am on a tight budget) any tips or help would be appreciated. Also if i have missed anything important of the list.
1 x Lambswool Wash Mitt
1 x Meguiars Microfibre Wash Mitt
1 x Deep Pile Luxury Drying Towel
1 x Werkstat Auto Body Wash 1L
1 x Menzerna 135 mm Finishing Pad - Yellow
1 x Menzerna 135 mm Polishing Pad - Orange
1 x Menzerna RD3.02 250 ml
1 x Menzerna 203S 250 ml
1 x Menzerna 85RE 250 ml
Poorboys Natty's Paste Wax Blue
Bilt hamber clay bar
Cheers
Dom
Assuming you are working on Ford paint by machine, chances are you won't need the RD3.02 or 85RE; in most cases, a single stage process using 203S on Menzerna polishing pads will correct Ford paint to a very high standard, with no need for a subsequent refining stage. Also, the wash products you list can be bought as a kit with 10% off; see here...
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acata...-kit-wash.html
That should save you a few quid! A full guide to correcting Ford paint can be found on this link...
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acata...e-faq.html#3.9
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acata...-kit-wash.html
That should save you a few quid! A full guide to correcting Ford paint can be found on this link...
http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acata...e-faq.html#3.9
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