Getting car Valeted

mayotom

Has anybody got any advice on which meathod is best the traditional wet wash. or the or the newer Waterless meathods, for an internal valet. The Waterless will mean a dry car straight away but is it any good.
Has anybody used this meathod???

drdre

i get my valeted often from a place called top notch in shankill, he uses some great stuff for cleaning leather seats etc and its left with no marks.it also dries very quick 10-15 mins.so i donot have the hassle to clean the car.as im lazy:D

maidhc

What do ye be up to in the cars?

Never valeted mine in 160k miles. Just hoovered it and cleaned the interior the odd time with a damp rag and a bucket of suds. Always looked spotless.

drdre

i just get it hoovered, leather cleaned and also a outside wash.

i use it for moving packaging for work and also just like keeping it clean

Lex Luthor

I find Meguiars products far superior than anything else for cleaning/polishing & waxing your car.

Anan1

Lex Luthor wrote:

I find Meguiars products far superior than anything else for cleaning/polishing & waxing your car.

Aren't they the viciously expensive ones that they use in concours etc?

drdre

yeah Meguiars have an amazing product line, but the only problem is they are expensive but thats normal anything the is good is always expensive.

maidhc

drdre wrote:

...anything the is good is always expensive.

Except Skodas!

junkyard

drdre

skodas are not good.;) ,

mayotom

maidhc wrote:

What do ye be up to in the cars?

Never valeted mine in 160k miles. Just hoovered it and cleaned the interior the odd time with a damp rag and a bucket of suds. Always looked spotless.

This is a car I'm thinking of buying from a smoker. Just hoping a good Valet will sort it out. but your right a quick clen every few weeks is the best job

Robbo

Anyone used this waterless valet stuff?

From a bit of cursory web research, I'm a tad skeptical as it seems to link in with "get rich quick" style packages on that bastion of the noble businessman, eBay.