Ben G
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Registered: 12th Jan 07
Location: Essex
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cheers 
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--DAN--
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Registered: 3rd Feb 03
Location: Bottesford. Drives;3 Series
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White is so much nicer to clean with no water marks etc, Its a nightmare having a black car, looks good when clean but it dosen't last.
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mwg
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Registered: 19th Feb 04
Location: South Lakes
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Check that you are using the right dilution ratios for the shampoo. Could just be crap shampoo stripping the wax though.
I use Last Touch to help with drying and for a quick wipe round afterwards, seems to add a bit of something back to the finish.
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Bullet Proof SRi
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Registered: 11th Jul 05
Location: UK - Clacton on sea - Essex
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i put 2 to 3 caps in, i spoke to some 1 who also said to try less, more like half to one cap.
Any recommendations on another drying cloth at all.
as said i currently use some microfibres to dry it or a megs plush terry towel, are these ine to use anyway.
These are some other cleaners ive seen that i can get off the shelf, would one of these be a better bet then my current simoniz or just the same.
Megs shampoo
AG shampoo and conditioner
Turtle wax, zip, platinum, nano
Swarfega vehicle wash
Turtle wax BIG ORANGE vehicle cleaner
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Ben G
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Registered: 12th Jan 07
Location: Essex
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i just use some cheap microfibre towels from elitecacare.co.uk, 5 for £6
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Bullet Proof SRi
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Registered: 11th Jul 05
Location: UK - Clacton on sea - Essex
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i only use cheap microfibre towels aswell, they seem to work.
Thinking i should try a shampoo or cleaner without a wax in then.
and now my finish has dulled after using my wash and wax, do you think i should 3 step again, or just polish and wax, or just wax again
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