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Old 07-09-2012, 05:44 PM
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Damn. Its because of your picture posts that I am trying to polish one of my car. You created extra work for me, you do know that. I will start with the family van tomorrow just before our three week trip. This afternoon I got new foam pads, and a bottle of glaze. My van is in pretty good shape. Please tell me, is glaze the same as prewax? My plan is to wash, dry and clay bar. use Porter Cable RO polisher with glaze, then wax right after to finish. I can't find Turbo Wax locally, so what other wax would you use? The guy show me, at the auto paint store, this big old bottle of liquid wax for $20. He said is the best thing since slice bread. It just looks too much like water, so I passed. Paste wax good stuff? Thanks Juan.

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