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Anonymous
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I've bought some meguiars perfect clarity glass cleaner. Should I put this on the lights front and back? Also inside? And how many coats of the stuff is recommended?
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RCZ1
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I've not used this product but this is taken from the Polished Bliss website
"For best results, lightly mist Meguiar's Perfect Clarity Glass Cleaner onto a PB Super Buffing Towel and immediately wipe the window down, ensuring that you reach right to the edges. Then refold your towel, and buff the window down lightly to remove any remaining product and leave a perfect smear-free finish"
You can use it inside and out on the windows and shouldn't be a problem on the lights either although they are plastic. It's a glass cleaner so you don't need anymore than one coat.
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"For best results, lightly mist Meguiar's Perfect Clarity Glass Cleaner onto a PB Super Buffing Towel and immediately wipe the window down, ensuring that you reach right to the edges. Then refold your towel, and buff the window down lightly to remove any remaining product and leave a perfect smear-free finish"
You can use it inside and out on the windows and shouldn't be a problem on the lights either although they are plastic. It's a glass cleaner so you don't need anymore than one coat.
Blog: http://rczandme.wordpress.com/
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Excellent, got gtechniq G1 on the list for over the top of it. Ill grab some of that at the weekend then I'm very nearly there with the detailing shopping list (tardis and a shed load of microfibres and I'm more or less there) then all thats left is to put the theory to practice in a few weeks.
RCZ1
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Excellent! Look forward to seeing the results :thumbup: Gtechniq G1 is great
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Anonymous
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I got caught out today washing the car when the sun decided to make an appearance.
As you can imagine I've now got white water marks on the roof and the glass. What would people suggest I use to remove? Autoglym Fast Glass isn't really cutting it on the glass that's for sure, although it is a lot better than it was.
As you can imagine I've now got white water marks on the roof and the glass. What would people suggest I use to remove? Autoglym Fast Glass isn't really cutting it on the glass that's for sure, although it is a lot better than it was.
RCZ1
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Anonymous
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Used the suede cloth that was in the kit for the application.
Its just a matter of wipe on and leave for 30 mins to cure.
Last upto 12 months.
Picture is a 50/50 on the plastic panel in the boot.
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Ian68 said:finally got round to using my Dojo Juice Super Natural Gloss trim sealant. Very easy use use. Just make sure the surface is clean & dry .
Used the suede cloth that was in the kit for the application.
Its just a matter of wipe on and leave for 30 mins to cure.
Last upto 12 months.
Picture is a 50/50 on the plastic panel in the boot.
Impressive result :clap: