Car Grooming Products - What Do U Use 2 Keep It Blinky?
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ah... white... mine's white too. but for a person who is so into detailing, you ought to get dark colours... cos it'll show and glow with all the detailing.. white doesnt show that much but then again, it shows that the owner can keep the car clean. dont get white rims like i did, i have to clean them everytime i drive it out of my porch.
nah im going Black Gram light or Volks Racing Ce28N... My sister have dark Blue toyota Corolla S 2005 and my 75 Nova Dark Red.. and My dad 59 Chevy truck street rod.. will paint Black.. and my next project 70 Nova SS will be black too.. i alrendy took care my 2 buddy black cars and detail for them and paid me 100$ per detail
i use only duragloss products ,and micofiber ---but.... THE BEST WAX FOR YOUR CAR IS IBIZ IT IS MADE FROM FOSSILIZED CARNUBA -this wax is the best, hands down- it is the ultimate.it is so easy to put on and take off its unbelievable.it is the champagne of waxes.
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Karash,
I'd suppose...
hanahawaiian,
dude for water beading, which do you recommend? I find the MG16 okay, it beads well, but tends to leave a non-smooth surface and it doesnt last for more than 3-5 washes?
I took a pic below using DIAX Picaso after several washes, and the outcome is like this:-

still very smooth just like it was freshly baked from the oven.
this is a pic of MG16, after two washes.
I'd suppose...

hanahawaiian,
dude for water beading, which do you recommend? I find the MG16 okay, it beads well, but tends to leave a non-smooth surface and it doesnt last for more than 3-5 washes?
I took a pic below using DIAX Picaso after several washes, and the outcome is like this:-

still very smooth just like it was freshly baked from the oven.
this is a pic of MG16, after two washes.
meguire dont take alot water beads or leave on cars.. i alway use meguires and they dont leave waterspots so i use meguire chammy to dried up.. i never have problem with megiures..
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Mitchubishi,
I am speechless! My goodness ur like a 'detailing guru' dude! So which polish is good in your opinion? Hard and soft compound? What does the Zaino's Grand Finale do?
I am speechless! My goodness ur like a 'detailing guru' dude! So which polish is good in your opinion? Hard and soft compound? What does the Zaino's Grand Finale do?
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Mitchubishi,
I am speechless! My goodness ur like a 'detailing guru' dude! So which polish is good in your opinion? Hard and soft compound? What does the Zaino's Grand Finale do?
I am speechless! My goodness ur like a 'detailing guru' dude! So which polish is good in your opinion? Hard and soft compound? What does the Zaino's Grand Finale do?
? As far as polishes, my go to ones are the Optimum series. They have INCREDIBLE amounts of working time and work both with rotaries and PCs. I just received the hyper compound, which is rotary only, so I don't know great amounts about that one yet, but Optimum Polish and Compound are both AWESOME. My really heavy cut stuff, Menzerna Powergloss, has never failed either.Zaino Z-8 is used to be sprayed in between coats of Z-2/Z-5 and also as your last step to "seal" the Zaino. It's crazy stuff...I sometimes just use it as my LSP(last step product... i.e. wax) because it lasts 2 weeks just on its own.
In addition to just the supplies, I guess I should post some of my work as well; that'll come with better weather
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. Poorboys Natural Look is great as well.