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  • Sneak peek at the CCP Detailing Library

    There are always things going on in the CCP office and one of the biggest projects has been some instructional video's showing 'how to' guides for various detailing steps. There is a redesign of the hints and tips section of our site underway and part of that will be a complete series of educational videos. They say a picture is worth a thousand words and in this day and age a video is the ideal way to educate.

    This is your sneak peek at the fist batch of videos. Feedback and suggestions are always welcome as the videos are there for your benefit but be gentle on Mike, he hasn’t done much acting before.


    Washing with the two bucket method:

    YouTube - Car Washing & Drying using 2 Bucket Method - Car Care Products

    Wheel and tyre cleaning:

    YouTube - Cleaning Wheels & Tyres - Car Care Products

    Clay Bar guide:

    YouTube - Clay Bar Paint Cleansing by Car care Products

    Hand and machine Polishing - Paint Correction:

    YouTube - Car Polishing with a RO Polisher to remove swirls by Car Care Products

    Waxing and sealing:

    YouTube - How to Wax & Protect Car Paint by Car Care Products

    Leather cleaning and conditioning:

    YouTube - Leather Cleaning & Conditioning - Car Care Products

    I hope these serve their purpose and you guys learn a few things. They should answer a lot of the common detailing questions.

    Cheers Greg & Mike.
    Car Care Products Australia

    www.carcareproducts.com.au - 1300 006 007 - info@carcareproducts.com.au
    Sydney - Brisbane - Melbourne

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    Oh yeah, I forgot to put these in Dan's sticky thread. Oh well, I'm stickying this guys!

    To all those out there who need a bit of advice, look no further than these videos. These guys know their stuff and following these videos will ensure nothing but perfect results. Big thumbs up for CCP.
    Mrk Detailing, premium automotive detailing. Paint correction/protection specialist. PM me

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    • #3
      Fantastic! Thanks you very much. I suspect I'll be paying you a visit in the near future.
      Last edited by Arctra; 11-09-2009, 03:50 PM.
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      • #4
        For someone who does not know cleaning beyond a bucket and sponge (i.e. me), this is a great guide.

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        • #5
          Great videos guys.

          Finally some comprehensive understandable tutorials on the net.

          Thanks.

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          • #6
            is there a guide on cleanign the vinyls on interrior? these has been a great help just prepping myself up for when my car arrives sometimes next month

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            • #7
              I'll ask about a video today for you.
              Mrk Detailing, premium automotive detailing. Paint correction/protection specialist. PM me

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              • #8
                thanks alot i am new at this. it's been 6 years i finally can buy my own car instead of driving my parents 8 ( . cant seem to care enough for a car thats not my own

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                • #9
                  Haha no problems.

                  As for the video, the method is really quick and simple so there's not really any point to making one.

                  To clean the vinyls on the car what you need is a nice microfibre cloth and some cleaner like Autoglym Powermax3 - diluted 1:7 (not sure what else people use, because this is what I use for all of it). All you do is lightly mist the towel, and then lightly mist the part of the vinyl that you're cleaning and work/buff it over in long strokes until you're happy with the cleanliness of the vinyl. You can concentrate on smaller spots or stains too.

                  Of course, then if you'd like to dress the vinyl with protectant or something, just use a small amount on a sponge pad or a microfibre cloth and use long even strokes to work over an area of the vinyl.

                  Hope that helps.
                  Mrk Detailing, premium automotive detailing. Paint correction/protection specialist. PM me

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