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Clay bar it as part of the cleaning process. You would be amazed at what is embedded in there. That, for me anyway, always makes the biggest difference.
Cheers, they seem cheap and process looks easy - will pick one up. I assume I avoid chip repairs?
What about a product for dealing with the many tiny scratches/swirls?
pifko-
Choose a clay bar that doesn't need special fluid to lubricate the clay bar while using. Hence my choice of the bilt hamber as the lubrication is water
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Cheers, they seem cheap and process looks easy - will pick one up. I assume I avoid chip repairs?
You mean don't clay bar the chip repairs? No idea.
What about a product for dealing with the many tiny scratches/swirls?
On glass? Hmmm. Maybe consider ceramic coating the glass. Also replace your wiper blade and ceramic coat the edge of the new blades too.
I have done that to our cars and it makes a big difference to keeping the glass nice and clear, plus your visibility in wet weather driving is vastly improved.
lynx
Aroogah
Clay bar it as part of the cleaning process. You would be amazed at what is embedded in there. That, for me anyway, always makes the biggest difference.