asterix_the_gaul
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Porsche wash brick
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AAAAH no one has told Porsche that we are in the 21st century and the sponge and chamois leather are a no no on our cars now, its micro fibre only
that would explain why theres now a note on my OPC file to never ever wash my car after work done. :thumb: :thumb:
that would explain why theres now a note on my OPC file to never ever wash my car after work done. :thumb: :thumb:
Magic919 said:
I'll give him a miss then ..........ive got my own maestro who I trust in all things in the detail world ....
Guess I'm thoroughly in 'the wash mitt brigade' then ......been there, scratched that with the sponge for years when that was the only way ....
There are far better solutions nowadays ......in fact I hardly need to use a mitt on my 911 as it has the Gyeon Mohs applied ... dirt can hardly stick to it .....
I use to use wash mitts as I also thought Sponges were a thing of the past. But when I had my 981 Spyder detailed by a Gtechniq approved detailer he uses sponges. His theory was that it it very easy to get trapped particles in a wash mitt even using a two bucket method. So I now use Dodo Juice supernatural sponge - nothing like the cellulose sponges in Halfords. And unlike a mitt you can see on the surface if there are any particles. It really is excellent. One technique I do use is to pat dry after washing/rinsing with Chemical Guys woolly mammoth microfibre drying towel - patting dry seems to help with not introducing swirl marks.911TEL said:
We all have our preferred methods.
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