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A client of mine has a white car which is not so old but its lacking the love and care that a new car should get. It has quite abit of scratches and a golf ball dent and to complement it all two bullet holes but thats besides the point. Just wondering if i should use the fine or medium cut clear (#1,#2)? I dont have a rotary or buffer so it would all be done by hand. Just wondering what would be best to use by hand to get really decent results
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Hi promitch
The best option by hand would be to use either ScratchX and follow this with a wax, or use ColorX. ColorX is a one-step product that will clean, polish and wax in one step so another step isn't neccassary afterwards. ScratchX is a dedicated paint cleaner and will have to be followed with a wax in order to protect the paint.
From my experience, it sounds like this car is a good candidate for ColorX. Check out this before and after to see what can be done when you put a little passion behind the pad...
http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/sho...s=&threadid=88 -
Thanks mike will give it ago.
Also another question the bucket dolly in the pics thats not something that i have seen availible in Australia and i was wondering if it was a common this in the US as the detialing "scence" isnt as massive as it is over there.Comment
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Bump in gregards to the last postComment
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Certainly isnt too common. But maybe someone knows who makes one?2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Hey,
The Dollies can be had from Grit Guard themselves.
Here is almost a link!
gritguard.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=52&osCsid=b8b8d6a7826372f59ff1756e35464287
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