One Black one , one White one and none with any sh** on

[Scooby_Doo]

First the Black one,


and the White one



The "A" class was washed using the the dirty water left in the bucket after I'd given the "C" class a good wash. It was then dried with an old fashioned chamois leather , bloody thing still shines like new.
The "C" class was rinsed and washed with warm water and again dried off with the chamois and given a coat of some Zymol cleaner wax , easy on and easy off.
The paintwork on the "A" class never ceases to amaze me , rarely gets polished and usually only a cursory wash and still comes out looking like new after 85,000 miles .
The only plus with the White one is that it will still look clean in a few weeks but the Black one will look dirty again at the first sign of any dampness.

 

[optimusprime]

And a good job done. Most mercedes have paint protection on them. But we do polish them to protect the paint

 

[Scooby_Doo]

Best job of the week , and I get "brownie" points for doing the black one . Friend of mine suggested on Saturday that I should go on Mastermind - Specialist subject - cleaning cars .
I live in West Wales and the car's garaged most of the time so it doesn't get any industrial fallout, I find that water and some car shampoo works very well without the need for snow foam and claybaring.