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Hello .. exactly what I use .. will never change nowLeo's Big Nipple wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 11:36 am I had a black Exige V6 that I had coated in a ceramic coating - best thing I ever bought for it was a water deioniser - just used it for the final rinse and left to dry naturally - no water spots and no swirls from manual drying.
My F type goes for the same treatment next week so I'll be buying another deioniser
I am thinking of going down the same route with my car. When you say you will be buying another deioniser do you use an inline cartridge type on an outside tap? If so which one do you recommend?Leo's Big Nipple wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 11:36 am I had a black Exige V6 that I had coated in a ceramic coating - best thing I ever bought for it was a water deioniser - just used it for the final rinse and left to dry naturally - no water spots and no swirls from manual drying.
My F type goes for the same treatment next week so I'll be buying another deioniser
I used to think it was daft too, until I bought the Fezza which had been detailed by Maranello and saw how good the result was. Well worth £400 in my bookShunt wrote: ↑Mon Sep 04, 2017 10:27 am It does look good but until the weather brightens up it will be staying in the garage.
He did use a paint gauge and does regular checks throughout the process, the final finish is with Swissvax, he did give me several options but that can become very expensive. The car was suffering from bad swirling as the paint is very soft on Jags, all the swirls have now gone and the paintwork looks fantastic with the Amethyst purple hint really shining through.
It's not a cheap day out and my wife thinks I'm bonkers for paying £400 for someone to 'wash my car' - her words. But in my book it was worth every penny to have the car looking how it should have when I bought it.
Yes, exactly that.Boostfan wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 1:52 pmI am thinking of going down the same route with my car. When you say you will be buying another deioniser do you use an inline cartridge type on an outside tap? If so which one do you recommend?Leo's Big Nipple wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 11:36 am I had a black Exige V6 that I had coated in a ceramic coating - best thing I ever bought for it was a water deioniser - just used it for the final rinse and left to dry naturally - no water spots and no swirls from manual drying.
My F type goes for the same treatment next week so I'll be buying another deioniser
Leo's Big Nipple wrote: ↑Thu Sep 07, 2017 8:58 pmYes, exactly that.Boostfan wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 1:52 pmI am thinking of going down the same route with my car. When you say you will be buying another deioniser do you use an inline cartridge type on an outside tap? If so which one do you recommend?Leo's Big Nipple wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2017 11:36 am I had a black Exige V6 that I had coated in a ceramic coating - best thing I ever bought for it was a water deioniser - just used it for the final rinse and left to dry naturally - no water spots and no swirls from manual drying.
My F type goes for the same treatment next week so I'll be buying another deioniser
This one is what I've had - http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk/aqua ... RqEALw_wcB
I also bought a cheap narrow gauge hose to use just with this - means you don't have to run water through to get to the deionised stuff, hence not wasting the crystals.
Thanks bigknd will look into this too!bigknd wrote: ↑Sun Sep 10, 2017 8:46 am Hi Guys
A much cheaper option in the long run (I have both btw) is the DI tank which is refillable
Got mine here ready to go filled with resin and including fittings if interested
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VYAIR-11-7-Li ... 2808081076?
Yes, exactly that.