what the best wax/polish for sunburst red the reason ive read a few threads on here and most of the best stuff is from the states and my brother is going next week for 3 weeks so i could ask him to get some should work out lot cheaper

 

any body care to give some comments

 

Where abouts in the States?
That will depend alot as to products available and what stores (if theres any locally) will be stocking.

 

dont know but his sister in law and hes there for three weeks so if i can get some idea what the best i should be able to save some money

 

Pepboys or Autozone will be the best bets and are relatively common place much like our Halfords.
Walmart is the other big place... The US version of Asda.

They all sell things like Meguiars and the usuals.

Unless your more specific with an area theres no way of finding a 'proper' detailing store nearby.

Cheers.
Alex.

 

all i wanted to know was what the best stuff they have in america then i can get my bro to order it over there and he can bring it back i think its california yes i know america is massive

 

Ask him to order your some Poorboy's stuff, or ClearKote which is brilliant on reds

He'll still have to order from the net, as not many shops stock them, even though they're US brands, as the profit margins are slim compared to stocking stuff like Meg's. The finish the products give however, is well worth seeking them out!

Gareth

 

thanks for that ive just looked through some threads on here and whats the clay stuff dont want to sound stupid what stuff sholud i ask him to look for from a specific company or what do you use i really want to get some stuff but not sure what at the moment i use autoglym products

 

Claying removes bonded contaminants from your paintwork - the only way you'll get them off - and enables all the following polishing/waxing etc stages to work better, as the products can work to the best of their ability. You'll be amazed at what claying gets off if you've never done it before...

Go for the Poorboy's clay, an excellent moderate strength clay. You'll need a quick detailer to use as a lubricant - ClearKote QuikShine is the best one there.

Gareth