[Digger77]

For those of you that like to keep your BM all sparkly and clean, I thought I'd recommend a visit to cleanyourcar.co.uk

Bought from here a few times, always 100% and offers great advice for those that are interested in detailing.

Nothing to do with me, just a happy customer!

[JLR1969]

Always found elite car care to be cheaper on the same goods

[Walesy]

Also, try http://www.chemicalguysuk.com/

Dave is a very good guy and the stuff is top notch.

[M3-FAST]

www.theultimatefinish.co.uk

Recommended a lot on detailing world and I buy most of my stuff off them, good prices & great service. Not connected in any way!

Fave products:

• Bilberry Wheel cleaner - non acidic
• Poorboys wheal sealant
• 5l snowfoam used with Gilmour Gun & Karcher K5.75 washer
• Megs Quik Detailer (used after every wash - keeps the paint nice and smooth and maintains the wax) - also used a a clay lube.
• Dodo Juice Light Fantastic carnuba based wax (applied every 3 months)
• Sonus drying towel
• Megs Endurance Tyre gel

[trixman]

What do you use for the interior??

[Walesy]

Originally Posted by trixman

What do you use for the interior??

As in seat/carpet cleaning or just general cleaning materials???

[trixman]

Originally Posted by Walesy

As in seat/carpet cleaning or just general cleaning materials???

For the dash etc... bit stuck on what to get. Just bought a bunch of stuff to test out, including the No Rinse thingy and a bunch of MF towels (no access to tap where the car is).

Just wondering what to do with the interior dash and other plastics (I have lots of plastic in the CSL lol)

[MEGA]

+1 for Elitecarcare

[Walesy]

Originally Posted by trixman

For the dash etc... bit stuck on what to get. Just bought a bunch of stuff to test out, including the No Rinse thingy and a bunch of MF towels (no access to tap where the car is).

Just wondering what to do with the interior dash and other plastics (I have lots of plastic in the CSL lol)

Dash, I dont use anything apart from a duster or a lightly damp cloth when it's showing signs of dirt.

For stuff like the sill plastics I use groom (get it in Halfords) which foams up nice and cleans deep into the textured groves. Plus leaves an apple scent.

I personally hate the shiney dash look thats why I use basics on the inside.

Groom is also a very good carpet/upholestery cleaner aswell.

[JLR1969]

Gliptone for the leather.

[M3-FAST]

Originally Posted by trixman

What do you use for the interior??

Just a lightly damped microfibre to wipe all the plastics down with - the leather gets Auto-Glym leather cleaner. Didn't need to use it much in the 'vert as it had black seats, but this fox red stuff in the M3 discoulours a lot more and needs cleaning more regularly

[AlanQS]

303 Protectant for the interior plastics - it gets rid of more dirty marks than Autoglym equivalent and it doesn't leave it shiny.

Also, try PolishedBliss.co.uk who do some things for less than cleanyourcar.

[Walesy]

Originally Posted by AlanQS

303 Protectant for the interior plastics - it gets rid of more dirty marks than Autoglym equivalent and it doesn't leave it shiny.

Also, try PolishedBliss.co.uk who do some things for less than cleanyourcar.

does it leave a coating of any sort this stuff even though no shine, where would a gentleman such as my god self purchase such a product??

[beemerbird]

Originally Posted by trixman

Just wondering what to do with the interior dash and other plastics (I have lots of plastic in the CSL lol)

Car-Lack 68, it's a German product and a little goes a long way, isn't shiny and has a UV protectant in it.

Cleanyourcar are more expensive for some products but I use them as you get discount ie. they do a points reward system and they're localish for me ie. Yorkshire. Some others charge more for postage.