Thanks very much. So you would say that the white pad/intensive polish is a good first outing and relatively safe when used with a da buffer? I should have said i consider myself a good user of tools and more or less never pay people to do what I can do myself while acquiring tools and skills. Short of painting a car, ive done it all from welding, enginer rebuilding etc. so im not going to hamfist the da buffer, but at thr same time I dont have an intuitive sense for how aggressive these various compounds are.
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Originally Posted by SoCalSK8r
I am a detailing fanatic. The easiest and lowest dusting (trust me low dusting makes the job way easier) polishes are Menzerna.
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The reference shows pad/product mixes for various paint finishes.
I'd recommend the 'intensive polish' with a white pad. Perhaps followed by a 'final polish' with a black pad.
Put blue painters tape aroun all the trim_ this greatly simplifies things.
Finish with a Collinite wax. Collinite is cheap and outlasts most other waxes. |