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What Waxes Do You Use?
10-28-2008, 12:59 PM
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Wow, I have a black WS6 as well and I would like to have that kind of dept. I have used tropicare swirl remover and alot of there other products and havent had much luck, no bashing they are great but my application may not have been right. I need something good, to get rid of the dredded fine scratches.
10-28-2008, 01:15 PM
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Honestly, the right process and the right machine can make most any product look great.
I use a PorterCable for all steps except the waxing.
Menzerna or Prima Swirl for light correction of swirls. 4.5" cutting pad.
Prima Finish to clean up minor hazing of harsher polish. 6" white pad.
Prima Amigo to make the black really have a WOW factor. 6" black pad.
Victoria's red to seal it up.
I use a PorterCable for all steps except the waxing.
Menzerna or Prima Swirl for light correction of swirls. 4.5" cutting pad.
Prima Finish to clean up minor hazing of harsher polish. 6" white pad.
Prima Amigo to make the black really have a WOW factor. 6" black pad.
Victoria's red to seal it up.
10-28-2008, 02:47 PM
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Where are you getting your pads from, I have been using the ones I got from tropicare, I am using the meguiars mirror glaze line "there professional" compunds and have had good luck but I cant get that mirror perfect paint in the sun light, looks bad *** in the garage when im done but shows the defect in the sun.
10-28-2008, 03:01 PM
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Lake Country pads.
EDIT:
And I should mention that the polish used to remove swirls....needs to be worked in slowly. It is time consuming.
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And I should mention that the polish used to remove swirls....needs to be worked in slowly. It is time consuming.
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10-28-2008, 06:38 PM
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As long as you are using good, quality products, the process and technique is more important than the product.
turtle wax and nufinish are NOT good products.
turtle wax and nufinish are NOT good products.
10-29-2008, 04:22 PM
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I guess I'm other. Right now my stash includes Poorboy Natty's Blue, Finish Kare's 1000P and Pink Wax and Prima Epic, which I believe is what is currently on the car.
10-30-2008, 05:51 PM
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ive used everything, so far zymol has produced the BEST results for just hand waxing without pc or buffer. another product i used is called liquid lustre which can only be found online. which worked really well.
