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by blacknight » Thu 20.10.2011, 11:02
Hi
I have been asked to trial the Kleers range of car care products to see what i think, so I thought I would ask what everybody else uses or recommends?
Personally I am a die hard autoglym fan, but I will let you know how I get on with the Kleers range!
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by chris.t » Thu 20.10.2011, 11:14
Meguiars do some good products
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by theelanman » Thu 20.10.2011, 11:54
I feed mine curry n guiness......
But meguiars is good for use on the car...

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by chris.t » Thu 20.10.2011, 12:44
however if I ever win the lottery I'll get the butler to use this on my Lambo
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by JonT » Thu 20.10.2011, 13:05
I had Paul at ShineOn (
http://www.shineondetail.com/) come and detail mine soon after I got it. Now comes up very well with just a wash/dry. Generally used Autolgym stuff prior to that.
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by blacknight » Thu 20.10.2011, 20:44
Ok, after an afternoon spent trying the range of products, I am impressed!
Real stand out products for me were all the wheel care products, metal polish, glass cleaner, and the synthetic leather for drying! They also do a cloth that is pre-loaded with detergent so you don't need to use your best sponge on the really grubby bits of your car (I found this really good for the wheels).
Everything else was certainly a match if not better than the Autoglym products ( and they also come in impressive metal containers which look good in your garage).
In respect to curry and Guinness, I am inclined to agree!
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