Polish for Classics

I can see that it's got a good shine on it, but with a paint finish of that quality, simply washing and chamoising it will give a very good shine. I can't see if it's swirly as hell which has always been my problem with Autoglym's stuff, which is why I asked for a picture with the sun bouncing off the bonnet towards the camera...

I was reading some of your posts and assume that many of you want the best wax and cleanser out there.

I can get this wax and other items and can tell you it is amazingly good quality, all natural, 46% Carnauba with Montan Oils.

I have used the clay, then cleanser and then wax on my car that I keep in the garage all the time and I have never had as good a finish.

I can sell it at the web price plus postage.

If you have any questions let me know.

I enjoy reading your guys posts.

Thanks,

Gary

Sniff, sniff, someone attempting to fry Spam, certainly smells like it?.....

Gary realised it was Thu, 16 Aug 2007

21:59:02 -0300 and decided it was time to write:

Oh look, it's Gary Steele from Steele Detailing in - I kid you not - Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia!

How's life in Lower Sackville, Gary? Making a living yet? Still collecting stamps?

Go away, spammer.

You keep your car in the garage all the time? Don't you have anywhere to go? Or do you travel by bike & bus only?

And when you keep it in the garage all the time, the finish stays that good! You clever boy.

My question: have you spent some thought on what the 'uk' bit in this newsgroup's name could stand for? And do you really believe everybody here is as stupid as you are?

I didn't enjoy reading yours. Too eager to sell, too little to contribute.