Freshly detailed T/A
04-15-2006, 09:35 PM
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Freshly detailed T/A Hey guys I thought I would show off my detailing job....which consisted of
Mothers clay-bar used on entire car
3 coats Meguires NXT on car
Mothers wheel polish used on wheels and exhaust tips..
and of course meguires leather condidtioner, Purple tiger degreaser for under the hood, eagle tire shine applied with foam applicator, and rain-x on the windows..
Mainly just wanted to show the shine achieved on an arctic white car
Photo quality isn't that great but you get the idea...
And just a cool picture that I liked
***The other car in the pictures is my buddies 86 IROC-Z
Mothers clay-bar used on entire car
3 coats Meguires NXT on car
Mothers wheel polish used on wheels and exhaust tips..
and of course meguires leather condidtioner, Purple tiger degreaser for under the hood, eagle tire shine applied with foam applicator, and rain-x on the windows..
Mainly just wanted to show the shine achieved on an arctic white car
Photo quality isn't that great but you get the idea...
And just a cool picture that I liked
***The other car in the pictures is my buddies 86 IROC-Z
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04-16-2006, 12:40 AM
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good to know that i don't need to layer it...lol
the first coat was last weekend when I gave her a nice protecting coat inclding the door jambs, under the hood, the hatch, wheel wells, etc.... then the other 2 coats were this weekend first one when my buddy was waxing his camaro, then he was taking so long I decided to give it another quick one... but now I know there is no need for the multi-coats!!!
the first coat was last weekend when I gave her a nice protecting coat inclding the door jambs, under the hood, the hatch, wheel wells, etc.... then the other 2 coats were this weekend first one when my buddy was waxing his camaro, then he was taking so long I decided to give it another quick one... but now I know there is no need for the multi-coats!!!
04-16-2006, 07:39 PM
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Looks good 
Yeah, you could apply 2 coats to assure full/even coverage, but NXT has some slight abrasives and cleaners, so 3+ coats won't really make any progress.
Yeah, you could apply 2 coats to assure full/even coverage, but NXT has some slight abrasives and cleaners, so 3+ coats won't really make any progress.