Damon
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Look what arrived today….
Swissol Zuffenhausen
Swissol has developed this finishing wax specifically for the Porsche factory paints, further enhancing its range of waxes.
I tested this product on Mitchell’s GT3 and I think you’d agree it came up alright!
It was extremely easy to work with. Applied with a sponge applicator or by hand, leave to stand for 10 mins and buff off. No hard work it just comes straight off. For the best results after the initial buffing, leave it in the sun for 3 hours then buff again.
Zuffenhausen costs £69. To some that would seem a lot for wax, but if you consider a tub will last 3-4 years it works out less expensive than some ‘cheaper’ products available at your High Street accessories shop. And don’t forget you’ll be getting a much better quality of finish and protection.
If your considering buying a wax, and preparing the surface yourself, do invest in the relevant paint cleaner or you won’t be getting the return on your investment. But if your using it to top up one of my details, you’ll just need the wax.
For Swissol waxes you should invest in Swissol Cleaner Fluid. It cleans the paint surface and has bonding agents designed to maximise the protection and finish of the Swissol wax.
Both these products can be sourced from Tim at www.cleanyourcar.co.uk
Good luck
Swissol Zuffenhausen
Swissol has developed this finishing wax specifically for the Porsche factory paints, further enhancing its range of waxes.
I tested this product on Mitchell’s GT3 and I think you’d agree it came up alright!
It was extremely easy to work with. Applied with a sponge applicator or by hand, leave to stand for 10 mins and buff off. No hard work it just comes straight off. For the best results after the initial buffing, leave it in the sun for 3 hours then buff again.
Zuffenhausen costs £69. To some that would seem a lot for wax, but if you consider a tub will last 3-4 years it works out less expensive than some ‘cheaper’ products available at your High Street accessories shop. And don’t forget you’ll be getting a much better quality of finish and protection.
If your considering buying a wax, and preparing the surface yourself, do invest in the relevant paint cleaner or you won’t be getting the return on your investment. But if your using it to top up one of my details, you’ll just need the wax.
For Swissol waxes you should invest in Swissol Cleaner Fluid. It cleans the paint surface and has bonding agents designed to maximise the protection and finish of the Swissol wax.
Both these products can be sourced from Tim at www.cleanyourcar.co.uk
Good luck
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