Spent The Weekend Waxing The Car
#21
"The perfect finish is a process and not a product." -- Jngrbrdman, 12.30.02
Go to www.autopia-carcare.com
Nice Job BTW
Go to www.autopia-carcare.com
Nice Job BTW
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Location: Jensen Beach, FL / Sylva, NC
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Originally Posted by Dramon_Killer' date='Aug 26 2003, 06:11 PM
How many rpm is yours? and how do you use it? I got one but its different cuz they dont stock those anymore.
I cant find those products but once i do i'm gonna test them on my car. In the meantime how do you use it.
I cant find those products but once i do i'm gonna test them on my car. In the meantime how do you use it.
Meguiers is good wax for the price.
I used to be a giant fan of Zymol it is just very tedious to apply. It takes a long time. You apply and remove twice then you spray the car down with cool water to "set" the wax. Then you dry it and buff it out. Its all natural and supposidly has oils and such that keep the surface of the car "oiled" for lack of a better word.
I just dont have the time for it anymore.
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Yes I usually wax on with the buffer. Then take a small applicator pad and do all the parts I could not get with the buffer. Then I use terry towells to take off the bulk of the dry wax by hand. Then I use the Buffer to polish up a nice shine.
#30
Originally Posted by Jims5543' date='Aug 25 2003, 07:11 PM
[quote name='j9fd3s' date='Aug 25 2003, 12:44 PM'] dude your car is the perfect sleeper
mike
mike
I have a hard time getting people to bite on the street. When I would drive my wifes GT Mustang I would get tons of people stepping up. Its very rare in the FC. [/quote]
haha, mine has the same effect. its fun