Supaguard???

sigrove77 · 18th November 2008, 13:29

Hello,

I have supaguard on my Type R, the car's one year old and I have cleaned it 4 times, I have cleaned it with just warm water, nothing else.

The dealer gave me an applicator kit and all the other gumf that comes in the little Supaguard box, should I be reapplying it?

Thanks,

Simon.

smokeR · 18th November 2008, 13:31

Yes...use the shampoo provided whenever you wash, and if there is another product like a consever or top up product then use this once a month

angie4m · 18th November 2008, 13:37

As smokeR says you should be using the shampoo and the conserve product that they provide. If you've had the car a year and never used the conserve then I would apply it neat then rinse instead of in a bucket of water

ROADRUNNER67 · 18th November 2008, 13:50

Yes you have to use a cap full of the preserver in a bucket of hot water once a month....

sigrove77 · 18th November 2008, 13:56

Thank you very much, I will go do that ASAP.

NoNumpty · 18th November 2008, 14:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by ROADRUNNER67

Yes you have to use a cap full of the preserver in a bucket of hot water once a month....

OK bit confused here - what is the preserver/conserver can't find it on the web site

supagard - Exterior

I just got the shampoo, paint sealant cream, wheel cleaner, wheel protector, type and trim dressing and upholstery cleaner as well as the brushes, sponges and cloths

smokeR · 18th November 2008, 15:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by NoNumpty

OK bit confused here - what is the preserver/conserver can't find it on the web site

supagard - Exterior

I just got the shampoo, paint sealant cream, wheel cleaner, wheel protector, type and trim dressing and upholstery cleaner as well as the brushes, sponges and cloths

Would say its the paint sealant...but dont put it ina bucket of water....thats the dimondbrite where you do that

NoNumpty · 18th November 2008, 15:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by smokeR

Would say its the paint sealant...but dont put it ina bucket of water....thats the dimondbrite where you do that

Yea - that's what I thought, just apply with a damp cloth like polish

.

It recomends this once every 3 months

smokeR · 18th November 2008, 16:01

supra-boy · 21st November 2008, 00:38

I had Supaguard and Diamondbrite on my previous cars and I have to be honest they are a complete waste of money!
Nothing beats a good shampoo, polish and a fine wax all done by machine or hand.

robbo51 · 21st November 2008, 07:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by supra-boy

I had Supaguard and Diamondbrite on my previous cars and I have to be honest they are a complete waste of money!
Nothing beats a good shampoo, polish and a fine wax all done by machine or hand.

Correct!!
Read this thread:
Safegard Paint Protection ?
If youre lazy and dont give a monkeys about keeping your car clean..I can understand how you could be fooled into buying it.
I hope you didnt pay full wack...90% is commission and application costs

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