What's the best order to use the following products to clean the backside of my car of the usual tar, contaminants etc:
- Clay
- Tardis
- Tarmalade
The Tarmalade is good, but should I use Tardis first, and then clay?
What's the best order to use the following products to clean the backside of my car of the usual tar, contaminants etc:
- Clay
- Tardis
- Tarmalade
The Tarmalade is good, but should I use Tardis first, and then clay?
Feet were made to fit car pedals. If we were meant to walk, we'd have pogo sticks for legs
I would always tardis, then clay, polish/wax
Not sure what tarmalade is ?!?!?
Simple Craig:
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Last edited by ELFMAN; 1st March 2013 at 03:14 PM.
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Always remove all tar before claying just mind you have to put polish and wax on after as you take it all off when claying
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Oh aye, always with 2 coats minimum of Blue Velvet Pro wax, always.
Craig - Tarmalade is a Dodo Juice paste that you use like a polish to dissolve tar spots. Quite effective, and smells great. Just wasn't sure if I should use it or Tardis. The bugger with Tardis is that it strips any trim sealant you have on the black bits if it touches them
Feet were made to fit car pedals. If we were meant to walk, we'd have pogo sticks for legs
Ah right... Yeah the tardis does affect anything it touches....
Good at what it does though...
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