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Originally Posted by tourerfogey
You do realise that the local squadron of seaguls are performimg their pre-take off checks and planning their bombing strategy at this very moment, don't you 
Seriously though, folks, when you go to these lengths to clean a car presumably the finish is longer lasting than a normal wash and polish? Has anyone found this to be so in the good ol' British climate? |
Once the first big clay, clean, polish, seal and wax has been done, you settle into a normal routine. Wash weekly, followed by a detail spray (spray on, wipe off) to bring back the just waxed look. Every few months, polish and wax the car. couple of time a year, clay the car - doesn't take long to do.
If you have never clayed the car, you will be amazed how much easyer it is to polish and wax a car. Claying the car gives a glass smooth surface, so washing and polishing requires far less effort.
If you car is garaged, the sealant/wax should last a few months, a bit less if the car is left outside.