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I wanna look after it this time

Samuel T. Cogley · 2018-05-20 15:42:54

So I've not bought the most exciting car in the world but it is black and new so I want to keep it shiny! What advice would you give a total novice? Should I wax the car regularly etc.?

20-05-2018 03:42PM

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Samuel T. Cogley

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So I've not bought the most exciting car in the world but it is black and new so I want to keep it shiny! What advice would you give a total novice?

Should I wax the car regularly etc.?

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#2 25-05-2018 10:41AM
leupold90

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As a minimum I'd get;
2 buckets

Decent car shampoo

2 washmits - 1 for the wheels & body up to cill level. The other one for the remainder of the car.

Drying towel

After that it depends how far down the rabbit hole you want to go.

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