Hi, Guest
04-19-2006, 12:21 PM
You know what makes it look really good no matter what type of wax it is............ reading the instructions. Every wax is different from application method drying time polishing etc. There are so many factors that play into getting the wax to adhere to the paint correctly; you have to follow the instructions.
For me you only need three things and I've been doing it this way for the past 4 years.
- Meguires Tech wax ( Liquid )
- Porter Cable dual motion buffer
- Microfiber buffing cloths.
Creates a super deep shine which lasts months. I did my GF's white GrandAm GT in October, spent maybe 20 minutes total on it. It spent every night outside over the winter and was washed maybe twice a month at a drive through carwash. Last weekend I washed it and was going to wax it again but it didn't need it. The shine was still just as deep smooth and glossy.
For me you only need three things and I've been doing it this way for the past 4 years.
- Meguires Tech wax ( Liquid )
- Porter Cable dual motion buffer
- Microfiber buffing cloths.
Creates a super deep shine which lasts months. I did my GF's white GrandAm GT in October, spent maybe 20 minutes total on it. It spent every night outside over the winter and was washed maybe twice a month at a drive through carwash. Last weekend I washed it and was going to wax it again but it didn't need it. The shine was still just as deep smooth and glossy.
I have a few cars.
One for my dog.
One that has no roof.
One that looks good parked at the golf course.
One that is being rebuilt by a guy named Nero..... will it ever be done?
One for my dog.
One that has no roof.
One that looks good parked at the golf course.
One that is being rebuilt by a guy named Nero..... will it ever be done?