armaghlad wrote: » My car got a rough going over by the rats with wings. A serious going over. Almost as if someone was throwing small lumps of cement onto the roof - same colour and virtually the same consistency. Have never seen bird chite like it before. Anyway have small area of mild scratches from one particularly stubborn dropping; can anyone recommend a good product for removing the scratches and also a good product for tackling this disgusting mess should it happen again (which it will).
Danger781 wrote: » Won a free car wash on the CircleK game this morning. Are these still advised against? They seem to have advanced a lot in recent years and at least look they aren't going to rip the paint off the car anymore. Might try and swap it for something else if they're still considered crap
billybonkers wrote: » Yeah I wouldn't be first in line to use them to be honest. More harm than good
PsychoPete wrote: » Might be of interest to someone
consulatory wrote: » Ordered 2 towels, load of microfibres cloths, waxing pads, wash mitt & the clay mitt. Note to future self: never buy from wo-wo again. Very bad quality. Towels were washed & dried before first use. These towels are supposed to drying towels yet they shed fibres like no other. The microfibre cloths have a tag that impossible to detach from cloth without ripping pu the cloth threads. Even at 80% off, I still feel ripped off. I don't think I'm gonna risk using either the wash mitt or clay mitt given how bad for my car the other things have been. The waxing pads were alright. Shoddy, shoddy, shoddy.
vectra wrote: » Isn't that one of the reasons we wash them prior to use? As for the label? This hasn't bothered me, just fold them in four keeping the tag tucked up inside and just be careful as you go. The wash mitt looks identical to my Incredimitt which is serving me well after possibly 7 years. You must be used to very expensive mf cloths etc if you think these have ripped you off at 80% reduction in cost.
MetzgerMeister wrote: » Satisfying:https://flic.kr/p/2jqV9Wc
Nigzcurran wrote: » What’s that now? That’s pretty cool
MetzgerMeister wrote: » A car with ceramic coating and sealant on the paint along with lime-free water and a car dryer
dastardly00 wrote: » Brian at Spirit Detailing is closing down as posted on his FB page
notahappycamper wrote: » Saw that alright. Sad as he was meant to be the best in Ireland. Who would be the next best after him to go to now?
opinionated3 wrote: » Larry kehoe in Wexford is excellent.
vectra wrote: » Depends on what part of the country you are from.
MetzgerMeister wrote: » For the label on the MFs, use a scissors (preferably a small nail scissors) and cut them off as close to the pile as you can.
consulatory wrote: » Yup, had tried that. Ended up getting 10 edgeless from Slims Detailing. Have ordered with them for the last 3 orders and I much prefer them over in2detailing(with their £20 shipping to ROI compared to 7.50 with Slims.) in2detailing was so highly recommended on detailingworld but i think they're uselss compared to slims. only good for the das8 (the 3" backing 'plate' that comes with it is fairly crap) [& yes, i have tried irish sellers in past and was left sorely disappointed with service/delivery & range]
PsychoPete wrote: » Slims haven't got the best reputation going by the threads you'd read on detailing world. In2detailing is highly praised and rightly so from by experience from using them
consulatory wrote: » as for the irish ones i've tried - ordered online - get a call that it's not in stock, missing items from shipment, switched items in shipment and takes about 5 working days to get in hand. and unbelievably even though i gave them my full correct address & eircode, they still managed to label the shpiment to send it across the country to the wrong county(which luckily anpost after a week tracked it down).it's amateur hour for the micks when it comes to retail i'm afraid..
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