Waxing
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Can anyone recomend a really really good wax. Im not to inpressed with zaino. looking for depth in the paint with out wetsand. Possible? Dont care what it costs, need to know what you think. Can you also explain the steps you take in useing the wax. IE: dry paint, wax, buff off, light squirt of water, than buff again? Is this right let me know thanks
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I use mostly Adam's Polishes Buttery Wax due to it's super easy on/off & very high shine & depth, doesn't leave any residue on any trimwork, and if you get it on any trim, let it sit by accident for a month, it'll still wipe off easy. Once you achieved proper washing, claying, polishing/swirl removal, simply apply the wax with a clean microfiber applicator to the entire vehicle, then easily wipe off wax residue with a clean microfiber polishing towel and your done. Buttery Wax will last anywhere from 2-4 months depending on driving conditions. If you need anymore info just let me know. Check it out at www.adamspolishes.com PM for discount code if interested
#7
Meguiars #26
Mother Reflections + Reflections top coat (Reflections without the cleaners)
Jeffs Werkstatt Prime + Acrylic Jett Trigger
Optimum Poli-Seal + OCW spray
Any one a great choice. Megs #26 is the easiest to find (available at any auto parts store) and its dirt cheap at $12 a bottle. If you have a PC use Poli-Seal with a polishing pad and follow with OCW. Poli-Seal has about as much correction power/cut as Megs #80 and looks great.
Mother Reflections + Reflections top coat (Reflections without the cleaners)
Jeffs Werkstatt Prime + Acrylic Jett Trigger
Optimum Poli-Seal + OCW spray
Any one a great choice. Megs #26 is the easiest to find (available at any auto parts store) and its dirt cheap at $12 a bottle. If you have a PC use Poli-Seal with a polishing pad and follow with OCW. Poli-Seal has about as much correction power/cut as Megs #80 and looks great.
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