Detailing Process: Revised
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Detailing Process: Revised Hey everyone. I have been tons of research and working with some members over on the Meguire's website and everyone here and there have been awesome in the help.
This was my first attempt with a Orbital Buffer, pls chk it out, pics inside....
https://ls1tech.com/forums/eastern-m...cs-inside.html
The car has great paint but I realized looking at almost 95% of the cars out there, that they ALL have swirls!! So I am doing another car this weekend, MAYBE two depending on my frogginess. I still need a halogen which I hope to get but I have to work with that I have.
So anyways here is my revised steps.
Wash (Gold Class, 2 buckets, dedicated wash mitt)
Rinse
Clay
Wash/Rinse (for residue)
Dry
Swirl X 2.0
#7 Show Glaze (meguiries)
NXT 2.0
#26 Hi Tech yellow wax (meg's carnuba)
Ultimate Quick Detailer
The follow up every week with their New Wash/Wax car wash and UQD and maybe every month to 6 weeks hit it with more Carnuba.
This should make the cars look amazing.
Feel Free to Critique as this is a new learning process.
Some of my research located here---->
http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...286#post397286
This was my first attempt with a Orbital Buffer, pls chk it out, pics inside....
https://ls1tech.com/forums/eastern-m...cs-inside.html
The car has great paint but I realized looking at almost 95% of the cars out there, that they ALL have swirls!! So I am doing another car this weekend, MAYBE two depending on my frogginess. I still need a halogen which I hope to get but I have to work with that I have.
So anyways here is my revised steps.
Wash (Gold Class, 2 buckets, dedicated wash mitt)
Rinse
Clay
Wash/Rinse (for residue)
Dry
Swirl X 2.0
#7 Show Glaze (meguiries)
NXT 2.0
#26 Hi Tech yellow wax (meg's carnuba)
Ultimate Quick Detailer
The follow up every week with their New Wash/Wax car wash and UQD and maybe every month to 6 weeks hit it with more Carnuba.
This should make the cars look amazing.
Feel Free to Critique as this is a new learning process.
Some of my research located here---->
http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...286#post397286
