neilz
MB Enthusiast
- Joined
- Nov 14, 2009
- Messages
- 1,533
- Location
- London
- Car
- W140 S320L, 1997, Black with Black Bird's Eye Maple trim
I thought I would give my W140 long wheelbase if not a full detail a bit of one.
I used warm water and a clean sponge to give it a quick wash (removed all loose dirt).
I then used the Autoglym clay-bar and quick detailer to clay-bar the whole car (incredible how much was on the bit of clay after each panel, used over half a bar on the car!) (with included blue microfibre)
I then used the Autoglym HD Cleanser (with included red microfibre) followed by the Bilt-Hamber Cleanser-Polish (with included applicator (great quality) and included huge microfibre) and finally Autoglym HD wax (with included applicator, not so good, and included red microfibre)
On the plastics (then not-too-dirty alloys) I just used the cloth I used for clay-baring with a bit of quick-detailer still on it then gave them a quick wipe with another microfibre.
On the windows I used Autoglym Car Glass Polish
Sorry I don't have photos now - I finished when it was dark (working under streetlight was even more demanding) so will take photos tomorrow (car may need a bit more buffing - I may have missed a spot or two?)
A car that size takes a lot out of you!
I used warm water and a clean sponge to give it a quick wash (removed all loose dirt).
I then used the Autoglym clay-bar and quick detailer to clay-bar the whole car (incredible how much was on the bit of clay after each panel, used over half a bar on the car!) (with included blue microfibre)
I then used the Autoglym HD Cleanser (with included red microfibre) followed by the Bilt-Hamber Cleanser-Polish (with included applicator (great quality) and included huge microfibre) and finally Autoglym HD wax (with included applicator, not so good, and included red microfibre)
On the plastics (then not-too-dirty alloys) I just used the cloth I used for clay-baring with a bit of quick-detailer still on it then gave them a quick wipe with another microfibre.
On the windows I used Autoglym Car Glass Polish
Sorry I don't have photos now - I finished when it was dark (working under streetlight was even more demanding) so will take photos tomorrow (car may need a bit more buffing - I may have missed a spot or two?)
A car that size takes a lot out of you!