First wash for nissi

[Stupot100]

supposse u just use microfibre cloths then as they are presumably softer

[Deleted User 1110]

[quote="supergrover"] [quote="john w"] Nice and shiny but lose the sponge and chamois leatheror it'll be covered in swirl marks in six months time[/QUOTE] So what do you suggest for washing and drying? Microfibre cloths? I must admit that our current car is a mass of swirls, especially obvious when clean and in sunshine... [/QUOTE]
For me washing is , snow foam then hand wash using 2 bucket method and micro fibre washmit. For drying I use a 'Woolly Mammoth' micro fibre towel. Its 3' x 2'. Place it on a panel and dab rather than wipe dry. To finish polish using foam applicator (machine twice a year) and then wax, buffing with micro fibre cloth.Might be excessive but keeps it looking like new.

Thecurefan2014-07-13 15:52:49

[Stupot100]

if i get swirl marks after 6 months it will be going back to nissan and supagard can sort it out then lol they supplied the sponge lol in the kit

[Stupot100]

cheers thecurefan lol il remember that

[Stupot100]

you say machine but thats a swirly isnt it

[Deleted User 1110]

your right it is..........very high speed swirlyheres a link to a site that goes through the whole process explaining how it all works to actually remove swirls.http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/s ... hp?t=63859

[Stupot100]

still has a sponge on it lol il just use a microfibre cloth to wash and pat dry then and buff up with my woolen mitt cheers for advice

[Dr_Niss]

I use the 3 bucket method as I'm not tall enough to reach the centre of the roof on an SUV

[Stupot100]

lol im abit luckier iv a hop up lol

[Deleted User 1110]

i tried 3 bucket (not tall enough either) but squashed the 'third' one so now use a sturdy chair instead