Yeah I’ve megs here and used it once after Anachem stuff and got flinged up the car. Never againWill pick up a bottle of ultrasheen next time. Have use megs tyre dressing for years but would like to try something different
Yeah I’ve megs here and used it once after Anachem stuff and got flinged up the car. Never againWill pick up a bottle of ultrasheen next time. Have use megs tyre dressing for years but would like to try something different
Will be using way too much that way.Pour it into a cup then apply with a brush just.
This is the advice I followed after years of using a brush. 2 white cars with tyre flick is not a good look. I opted for the Meguiers applicator but any sponge will do the same job really. I do still dab the wheels with kitchen roll before I go to use the car but it's nowhere near as much excess on the tyres now.Will be using way too much that way.
Just get a cheap kitchen sponge from the local supermarket, the cheapest ones in a big pack for next to nothing. A couple of pulls of the trigger on the bottle (or a few drops from the bottles with the wee tab thing in the lid) onto that does pretty much any wheel for me, including the 20" on the P*. Though they are so ultra low profile I'm pretty sure there's actually more rubber on the 15s on the Lotus
That’s my usual methodWould there be any harm if ultrafoam wasn't rinsed off, and gleam applied straight away, car washed and then rinsed?
I think that's really how snowfoam should be usedWould there be any harm if ultrafoam wasn't rinsed off, and gleam applied straight away, car washed and then rinsed?
It was a rushed silly mistake, not my car, but another oneCan't see why you would use both foam and Gleam at the same time?
Exactly what I doI fire foam over the car again before I wash with a mitt if anything it just makes it easier not to miss a spot.
To be fair, the car looked good afterwards, I just realised during washing that I'd not power washed the foam off. I was rushing FFSI fire foam over the car again before I wash with a mitt if anything it just makes it easier not to miss a spot.
If there was any issue it wouldTo be fair, the car looked good afterwards, I just realised during washing that I'd not power washed the foam off. I was rushing FFS
Have you any Ultrasheen or are you waiting on new batch?yeah dude, no sweat
I did think that a pressurized sprayer would be the easiest and best method, but maybe the HC1 is the best option - would you recommend sticking to the HC1?Sorry man. I’d probably go with the HC1 1lt trigger sprayer for manual application of it.
Are you thinking of a pressurised sprayer for it though?
Thanks @svensktoppen. It for using purge on the whole of the car for when I need to unclog the coating and put a fresh coat of QD on. That was the thought behind using a sprayer for speed and handiness.For purge for use on the wheels all you need is a trigger sprayer.
For Cleanse I got the small 2l pump sprayer. But a trigger sprayer would probably do for that too to be honest.
Main reason for a small pump sprayer is they work the same any which way up, easier to get to all corners and angles. I have trigger sprayers that have wee metal plungers, they work upside down too. Most trigger sprayers don't, don't know if the TK trigger sprayers do.
For anything that needs to cover the whole car, like Articulate or Citraclean, a pressure sprayer is definitely best. The larger ones work great for that.