Jonny IX
Group Buy Organiser
As I have to drive the Scooby to work as of now :whistling:
I thought I would try and get the paint looking decentish, snow foam and two bucket wash, still left heavy water marks on the car after a drying towel due to the lacquer on the car being very "dry" as it had hardly been waxed or polished in its whole life.
I ordered some colinite Insulator wax to try and get a better finish on the Evo tbh , but thought id try it on the scoob and im very impressed.
Its around £15-17, depending on where you get it, and has to be shaken for ages to get the wax to its full liquid form, rather than the paste it sets to in the bottle, once its liquid it goes on very well and you really only need a tiny amount per panel.
id advise doing 1 panel at a time as it really is hard work to get off IF it cakes on, but the results are spot on and it has removed all the water marks or more like fed the paint work and the shine is good too !
I know its a crappy scooby regardless how shiny it is but it should go well on the evo !!!
I thought I would try and get the paint looking decentish, snow foam and two bucket wash, still left heavy water marks on the car after a drying towel due to the lacquer on the car being very "dry" as it had hardly been waxed or polished in its whole life.
I ordered some colinite Insulator wax to try and get a better finish on the Evo tbh , but thought id try it on the scoob and im very impressed.
Its around £15-17, depending on where you get it, and has to be shaken for ages to get the wax to its full liquid form, rather than the paste it sets to in the bottle, once its liquid it goes on very well and you really only need a tiny amount per panel.
id advise doing 1 panel at a time as it really is hard work to get off IF it cakes on, but the results are spot on and it has removed all the water marks or more like fed the paint work and the shine is good too !
I know its a crappy scooby regardless how shiny it is but it should go well on the evo !!!