bizerk1

when you guys are detaling your cars on the outside what do you use , Is that nu finish good? I want to get out some scratches and brighten up the paint and I dont have a buffer to use right now, so Im tryin to go a quick route

bigairboarder44

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Get yourself a DA. A PC and M105/205 will shine that car right up. It's definitely worth the investment.

SS LeadFoot

Zaino will be your best friend. It is so easy to apply and remove and it leaves the car looking amazing. Here are some pics

bizerk1

if u spell it out the abbreviation, it would help out ima lil slow right now


and will zano work well on the paint of the 94 u guys have 02

SS LeadFoot

Zaino will work great with your year. Go to their website they have many different pics.

Danny2tek

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A PC and Adams .............
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...pic-heavy.html

bizerk1

damn danny ur **** clean as hell

LS1RedZ

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You can find a good Porter Cable kit with everything you need for around $250 or so. Car would shine like a diamond in a goats *** afterwards.

Danny2tek

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And I'm expecting my Adams Americana wax to arrive on Tuesday

rossi89

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Nice work. Clean car!

-M-

I use the mothers powerball on my paint, as it is white AND shitty as it is. if I had fresh paint, I would invest in a polisher

ICEMAN 31

IBIZ all the way

NC01TA

OP, if you are still reading this, Nu Finish is for cars that owners simply do not have the time for, or just try to make look nice. That's fine for many, and steps ahead of people that don't give 2c for their car's appearance.
I do all detailing by hand. No buffers, no nothing but Mother's and Meguiar's products and time. I have yet to spend over $10 per bottle. It doesn't have to be expensive. I have the trophies to prove it for my '01 T/A and also just won a 1st place at a recent Atlanta Porsche concourse event for my '95. Of course your car has to be decent to start with or it might be overwhelming and you may need 'professional' assistance to start out. Good luck to you!
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rossi89

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Adams has the best detailing products!

mrrman

Its all personal preference

ThirdgenTa

Are you talking about swirl marks or actual scratches because scratches can't be removed. If you can drop it off in Oswego I can take care of it for half of what a detail shop charges.