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Howdy mate, great to help out
Give the beast a wash, then rinse the suds off Then cover one panel at a time with shampoo and use the clay. Rinse off the shampoo and move to the next panel Once the whole car is done, dry it with microfibre (best option) and then wax it Just remember that wax is not going to enhance the finish, only protect it. If it needs polishing, then do it but do not use anything too strong. It is all about prep, you do the polish prep (one to five steps) then seal or wax it and you will have a magnificent finish
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Aurora,
This thread is fantastic. Do you have a recommendation for a protectant to use on the dashboard? I have some Meguiar Gold Class Dash & Trim Foam and have done a small test on the passengers side, but am worried it will be too shiny and relfect onto the windscreen especially on really sunny days. |
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Looks like ill be buying some polish then
Thanks for the help.
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man i love having a silver car, its basically shiny no matter what i do to it
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| Aurora 98 |
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True but it can be shinier than you have it at the moment.
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Hi,
I had a respray of my fairlane done by a mate of mine. Jobe came out quite good, but there are a few settlements of dust on a few places. I was told to do a cut polish on it. What would the best way be to get about this? I have a electric buff at home. Can anyone tell me what products i need to use and what pads etc? Thanks, |
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Hi, I used the clay a couple of weeks ago, it worked great, I washed the car first and it was amazing just how much crap came off after using the clay, mainly the driver door. My paint now feels beautiful.
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| Aurora 98 |
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dawg1000 wrote: Hi,
I had a respray of my fairlane done by a mate of mine. Jobe came out quite good, but there are a few settlements of dust on a few places. I was told to do a cut polish on it. What would the best way be to get about this? I have a electric buff at home. Can anyone tell me what products i need to use and what pads etc? Thanks, A 1000 to 1500 grit compound and 2000, 2500 and possibly 3000 grit polishes to finish off If this doesn't do it, may have to sand it or get painter to fix it
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| Aurora 98 |
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dave_efii wrote: Aurora,
This thread is fantastic. Do you have a recommendation for a protectant to use on the dashboard? I have some Meguiar Gold Class Dash & Trim Foam and have done a small test on the passengers side, but am worried it will be too shiny and relfect onto the windscreen especially on really sunny days. yes I have a few I will need to know what your preference is Matte or satin. Obviously you don't like glossy Many are oil/petroleum based protectants. A water based petroleum free one is best. Prima Nero, Einszett plastic reiniger & tiefenpledger Easy to apply and remove.
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Aurora 98 wrote: dawg1000 wrote: Hi, I had a respray of my fairlane done by a mate of mine. Jobe came out quite good, but there are a few settlements of dust on a few places. I was told to do a cut polish on it. What would the best way be to get about this? I have a electric buff at home. Can anyone tell me what products i need to use and what pads etc? Thanks, A 1000 to 1500 grit compound and 2000, 2500 and possibly 3000 grit polishes to finish off If this doesn't do it, may have to sand it or get painter to fix it Thanks Mate, Will give it a go when i get a chance. BTW can i do it right away or should i leave the paint for abt 3 weeks before try to polish? its just been painted |
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| Aurora 98 |
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Unsure, I'm not a painter so cannot say.
Although it may be easier to do now before the paint cures P.S. Quit my job today, to focus on the business 100% so this means more tips, faster replies to your emails and quicker posting of orders to you guys
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| Aurora 98 |
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Cutting down on products
It's a good idea to cut out any products you do not need Instead of using window cleaner of any type, use a quick detail spray to do them instead These dry quickly and with a quick wipe with an MF towel, your glass will be sparkling and protected. Wheel cleaner is also no longer required, as long as you wash them weekly or better still, clay them, polish and seal them with any polymer or acrylic paint sealant.
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NEWS - Will have a display at the Holden Vs Ford show in glenelg (adelaide)
My AU XR6 VCT plus an ED XR6 in le mans red with 225 rwkw Come on over for a chat.
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Does that ED belong to Lee? Thats a nice car!
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| Aurora 98 |
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Gee how did you know that
Well it will be spectacular one I finish with it.
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