Planning on giving Sapphire & her sister there full detail as there 6months is up.

I plan to do the full works incld clay but wondering if I need to get some iron x which will prove difficult as won't get any till tues at the earliest & was planning on doing mon!! & not off again till thurs

There both just over 6months old & regularly maintained

Also is carpro the best brand for this & is the snow soap best & how often do I use?

Or long shot does anyone have any spare close to WSM? Willing to pay ££

Any help great fully recicved

Cheers

I'd imagine it'll get a lot of the rubbish off yes, but I wouldn't say its essential. As long as you've kept the car waxed and clean over the last 6 months, not parking it under a tree regularly I'd say a good polish (both quality material and quality workmanship!) followed by wax should be fine.

Ordered and tried some of this. I have a reddish car so the red/purple streaks were hard to see. But moreover, I will not be using it again. I feel that something so toxic (the ammonia smell is over powering and feels the room) can't be good long term for the surfaces it's applied to.  Just my opinion and others will disagree

I haven't used any fall out products on my JCW and I haven't used any Carpro products so can't help there, sorry.

When TK Tom detailed my Wife's cooper, he used a Waxtec Fallout on it, but only on the wheels and the back.

If it was me I'd possibly wait till it gets a little warmer to do the full works (wash, clay, polish, wax etc) on them. I did mine a couple of weeks ago (minus the clay) and it took ages as the cold and damp were effecting the wax.

For better advice it maybe worth a quick call to TK Tom and get his opinion

I only used Car pro snowfoam and iron x on my jcw

They have changed the formula on the iron x now so doesnt smell funky

Does anyone know where I can order some Iron X from most places seem to be out of stock ?

CARPRO.UK.COM

Great in stock,cheers