Wanting to learn.
#32
I use that new ice wax by turtle wax. works great, i like that you can wax rubber and plastic with it. i use mothers crome polish for the crome and also on the windows to get rid of water spots shines the windows up real nice. invest in an orbital buffer you can get a 10 inch one for 22$ at walmart. no complaints looks like glass shine when i'm done takes about 45 minutes.
Last edited by wernerslostblue; 09-25-2007 at 11:13 PM.
#33
Originally Posted by wernerslostblue
I use that new ice wax by turtle wax. works great, i like that you can wax rubber and plastic with it. i use mothers crome polish for the crome and also on the windows to get rid of water spots shines the windows up real nice. invest in an orbital buffer you can get a 10 inch one for 22$ at walmart. no complaints looks like glass shine when i'm done takes about 45 minutes.
[holds head and screams]: "NOT AGAIN!!!"
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Info
Originally Posted by wernerslostblue
where do you guys get your information i trust it
on all three of my vehicles
on all three of my vehicles
http://poorboysworld.com/
http://autodetailingsolutions.com/
http://www.topoftheline.com/7durvelpad.html
http://www.autogeek.net/
http://autodetailingsolutions.com/new_detailing_dvd.htm
The above sites should help all have a lot of information.
Go to the message boards and read them ask some ? around here.
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#42
Originally Posted by wernerslostblue
well yeah but i'm saying it's some nice wax. i have several coats of it and a few coats of nXt by meguires. I just picked out the two most expensive assuming they would get the job done.
Good job.
Falcon, just sent you a long email.....sorry
#43
I'd love to have that info as well. Sounds like some good reading.
Thanks in advance
midnightsmoker@comcast.net
Thanks in advance
midnightsmoker@comcast.net
#44
Originally Posted by hendrix23
I'd love to have that info as well. Sounds like some good reading.
Thanks in advance
midnightsmoker@comcast.net
Thanks in advance
midnightsmoker@comcast.net
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