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Well now that spring is just around the corner i am looking into getting my car back to shinny condition
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Enthusiast Joined Feb 21, '04 From Texas Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
If you really want to go to town on it use a 4 step process: 1st the Clay bar (I use Mother's), followed by Meguiar's Scratch X, then several coats of Polish (Meguiar's Deep Crystal), topped of with a coat or two of Meguiar's Deep Crystal Wax. I found these products at Pep-Boys. Wal Mart carries a few of them also. I highly recommend that you use a hand held orbital buffer like the 6" ones they sell at Wal Mart. You can do a much better job than going at it by hand. I'm still working on my white 95 ST as the weather and time permit. I don't think it ever saw a coat of wax with the previous owner. The contamination and oxidation of the paint job was pretty widespread but you'd have a hard time telling it now on the areas I've completed the 4 step process. It really works! If you need anymore info let me know. |
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