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A quote from a detailing company..
..."Wash your vehicle in the conventional way using warm soapy water applied with a sponge or soft brush"
It's in an section for an in-line deionising water filter that costs £55! http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/S...onsForUse.aspx And they also sell loads of stuff to get rid of the swirl marks caused by your sponge or brush!
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2002 Final Edition S8. Ebony black with Silver Grey leather and myrtle wood trim. Current mods: solar sun roof, 20mm rear spacers, 15 mm on front, red brembo callipers, 6k headlights, rear view camera, engine remap, alloy dash dial rings, alloy navi rings, tt/phaeton pedal upgrade, (and custom matching foot rest) dension ipod interface & parrot hands free kit (both fully hidden), av input, tv in motion switched thro' PF switch in blanking plug right of steering column, Audi 'quattro' sill covers, repositioned centre console switches, radio clock, .Planned mods: auto-dimming rear view mirror, dash cam (as steamship's), fit the ski hatch, refit philips drl's (or maybe not - nope, definitely not - horrible botch!). |
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I use a bass broom and washing up liquid to keep my Audi swirl free
Joking apart I still know some people who do use their yard brooms to wash their cars. Seems to be a popular passtime amongst Range Rover owners, Along with trying to get their Rangies to break the soud barrier along twisty single track country roads |
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