Super Shiney Rover and all the products that made it Shiney After 5Hrs
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Super Shiney Rover and all the products that made it Shiney After 5Hrs
So I know most of the posts are about the repair aspect of the Discovery II. But once repaired I thought some folks and fellow Quaffers would like to see my collection of shine products! Since I know most of you folks have to drink in order to rationalize Rover ownership!
- I use a power washer with ultra hot water to wash the car. Its the way to go!
- After 5 hours of washing and detailing here are all the products I used to shine my Discovery today.
- The Mothers Gold bar is the way to go to remove small contaminates on the paint.
- After that I wipe it down with a damp(water) micro fiber towel.
- I used the 3M Rubbing compound for some small surface scratches and residue from over spray on the wheel wells paint job. It will take off truck bed liner off and not hurt your clear coat, if you are patient to rub long enough.
- Then go for the Meguiers #7 show car glaze
- Then the Meguieers #26 HI-Tech Yellow wax.
- Then clean the windows and your set.
- 2x a year and your paint will definitely last longer than your motor.
Last edited by bosshogt; 08-28-2010 at 10:39 PM.
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I was hoping for the first comment to be about the Bombay Saphire. My last car was white. Yes they look less dirty, but are less rewarding visually once waxed. I do like the white Discoverys I think they stand out. Green looks less dirty than black cars which need to be washed about every two weeks unless you just like the look of dirty
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im in..
I was hoping for the first comment to be about the Bombay Saphire. My last car was white. Yes they look less dirty, but are less rewarding visually once waxed. I do like the white Discoverys I think they stand out. Green looks less dirty than black cars which need to be washed about every two weeks unless you just like the look of dirty
im in...i always have on hand plenty ...Ill come help clean for a bombay and tonic....i think LR ownership is impossible without it...
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Last edited by sloan74; 03-24-2011 at 07:47 PM.
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My gin of choice also. It is just so difficult to make a good martini after or while working on the Landy. Getting grease on the shaker or the martini glass is such a drag. Luckily, I have a girl that fits the bill nicely, and she comes in convenient bottles that can take the abuse and grease; St. Pauli Girl.
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