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new test!!
ive found a new cheaper way to clean the car which ill keep you all posted on i read that using warm water mixed with a PH neutral hair shampoo in one and plain water in another bucket to rinse using lambs wool mit!!! surely this cant be as good as what someone reckons??
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whys that cheaper?
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because i no my missus uses non PH hair shampoo! lol
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pmsl, fair comment
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plus using a good snow foam costs around £15.00 plus. apprently this is on of the best things to use!
the guys got to be right surely if he claims that! his car valets are something like £7200.00 a pop |
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Its the 'silicones' in the hair shampoo that give the 'effect' that the car is clean However hair shampoo is good for grease on the hair but not harsh enough for grease found on a car
Whilst you will obtain a good 'look' from using it, you will find that you need to deep clean / cut back or possibly just claybar more regularly than using a specialist car product, due to the non removal of the particles that you are trying to remove. Whilst hair shampoo is PH nuetral the same as car shampoo, try washing your hair with car shampoo you'll see just how much more it strips off your hair!! The same 'silicones' are present in various car shampoos, normally the ones that 'self dry' 'gloss enhance' etc etc |
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also the said mentioned detailer would snow foam AND non ph wash
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im not even going to test the "try the car shampoo" because im clutching on to the hair that i have already lol haha |
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Ha ha ha I own a salon and charge £15.50 for retail shampoo,not such a saving then lol!
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And look what it did to your hair.
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