Monday, March 12th, 2007
Misted up windows are caused by humidity within the car, so obviously the very best way to stop misting is to reduce the humidity. more »
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Sunday, September 3rd, 2006
You can wax your windows with liquid waxes (I wouldn’t recommend a wax paste) and even waxes that contain a little ‘cut’. This will help to clean them, once they have wax on them it will help repel rain and keep them clear of water. It won’t work as well as rain repellants, or last as long, but it does work. more »
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Friday, April 21st, 2006
Some people think not - they complain about it leaving smears which are very difficult to remove. more »
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Good luck!
on 19 Aug 08, 11:11
I think this would be pretty tricky, it depends on how you work. We have about 6 different ones depending on the level of service. I guess you will have to make your own according to how you do things.
on 23 Apr 08, 08:49
Just taking on a second trainee valeter, have been looking for a single page checklist or form that would maybe have tick boxes for area’s of the car that have been cleaned. Also the list would act as a reminder to do do the detailing that is sometimes missed i.e inside fuel flap, interior vanity mirrors ashtry etc. Can anyone help?
on 25 Mar 08, 21:38
Yes, but sometimes it can be difficult, time consuming and expensive, it depends on the paint and how hard it is. Most often, running a buffer over the car will just put more swirls in - to avoid this you need to go to the enth degree. Usually a better solution is to use a wax which hides swirls.
on 24 Oct 07, 12:32
Is there any way to remove swirl marks from a black car? I’ve had several black cars and faithfully handed them over to valeters who promised the goods, but with no joy…
on 6 Oct 07, 18:44
You shouldn’t apply a supagard sealant, it is for professional use only.
My friends at Supagard wouldn’t be happy if I gave you any other answer!
on 9 Jun 07, 14:01
Should I wax a car before I apply a supaguard sealant?
on 7 Jun 07, 21:15
In most cases, you can’t. It’s often the chrome that has been corroded. The only solution would be to re-chrome them, unfortunately, unless they are steel wheels from a vintage car, there is nobody doing chrome-over-alloy in the UK. It’s just too much of a difficult and expensive process… it would be cheaper to buy new wheels. So your only real alternative it to have the chrome stripped off and have them refinished with paint.
on 12 Mar 07, 12:53
Do you know how to get the stains from chrome wheels? Thanks in advance.
on 12 Mar 07, 12:48
If you have any questions about car care, why not post them here?
on 22 Jul 06, 01:03
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