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        Old 28th January 2001, 21:58   #1 (permalink)
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        Old 28th January 2001, 22:43   #2 (permalink)
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        It's a so called "paint deep treatment" that protects paint efficiently . It consists of five phases. First is complete cleaning of car (in my case it took over two hours ! ) then it is fine polished etc...swirl marks are removed etc...
        Last one is so called "top coat" . They promise that resistance against stone chips is improved by 75 % . They also say that after ditec-treatment perfect shine is maintained for years. They give 6-year full warranty. It has nothing to do with wax which in many cases lasts only for couple months.
        Best thing about this is that car is very easy to wash. They also say that this is best system on market
        At least I am very satisfied !
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        Post Ditec- the ultimate paint treatment for M5 ?
        At Gustav's story about trip to germany is this Black M5 with 19" Ac Schnitzer Racing III wheels. At www.citybilvard.nu is same car pictured after ditec-treatment ?? Or is it ?
        I have also made this Ditec-treament and I am very satisfied with results (Avus-blue).
        My car was quite scratchy before treatment while now it's much better and very very shiny. But the best thing is that it is very easy to wash and lasts many years ! Can I have your comments concerning Ditec ?
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