First time doing a complete detail.
First time doing a complete detail. I ordered a bunch of stuf from properautocare.com, including a Porter Cable. This will be my first REAL detail. I have applied wax before, but never this extensive.
What do you think of my list.
Wash, then clay bar with Mothers
wash, then apply Menzerna Intense polish
Menzerna Finishing Touch Glaze
Menzerna FMJ
then possibly some type of carnuba wax over it.
I have read over the stickys, and have a prety good idea of what needs to be done. Do you wash the car after each step, for example, after appling the polish and before applying the Finishing Touch Glaze? Thanks for any tips and comments.
What do you think of my list.
Wash, then clay bar with Mothers
wash, then apply Menzerna Intense polish
Menzerna Finishing Touch Glaze
Menzerna FMJ
then possibly some type of carnuba wax over it.
I have read over the stickys, and have a prety good idea of what needs to be done. Do you wash the car after each step, for example, after appling the polish and before applying the Finishing Touch Glaze? Thanks for any tips and comments.
Last edited by Jimmy P; Oct 29, 2007 at 09:51 PM.
i have a variety of microfiber clothes from cobra for different things. i wash the car, then do all the buffing, then wash it again, then hand glaze wax and all that. for clay baring the car i would just keep a damp towel around to wipe off the residue after you do each panel or i just do it then wash the whole car. i recommend not doing any of this im direct sun light.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/358966-full-menzerna-pics-56k-begone.html
No, you don't wash between applying the polish and glaze. I applied products in the order listed in the thread above. The only step where I re-washed was after the claybar, which should be done before applying any polishes.
Good luck!
-Mike
No, you don't wash between applying the polish and glaze. I applied products in the order listed in the thread above. The only step where I re-washed was after the claybar, which should be done before applying any polishes.
Good luck!
-Mike
I'm no professional detailer, however I have done my fair share of washing/waxing/sealing/polishing/claybaring. I wash/clay/wash. Then dry with a shammy or mf towels. After drying, its time to wax/polish/sealant.
Last edited by rabbit102; Oct 30, 2007 at 10:47 AM.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=358966
No, you don't wash between applying the polish and glaze. I applied products in the order listed in the thread above. The only step where I re-washed was after the claybar, which should be done before applying any polishes.
Good luck!
-Mike
No, you don't wash between applying the polish and glaze. I applied products in the order listed in the thread above. The only step where I re-washed was after the claybar, which should be done before applying any polishes.
Good luck!
-Mike
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Sometimes I do it and sometimes not, depending how bad the car was and how crapped up the clay got. But, just wanted to make sure the guy knew it didn't have to be done (because that can easily save 20-30 minutes or so on a job). 