Switching Waxes

[Jon_Purdy]

Hello everyone!

I thought I would try Scratch-X (or #80 if I can find it in a store near me) and remove the swirls that are in my beloved Mustang. My question is this, should I remove the products I have used so far (DC1, DC2, and NXT) before I use Scratch-X or #80? If so, what steps do I need to take?

Jon

[Magic]

Re: Switching Waxes

Originally posted by Jon_Purdy
Hello everyone!

I thought I would try Scratch-X (or #80 if I can find it in a store near me) and remove the swirls that are in my beloved Mustang. My question is this, should I remove the products I have used so far (DC1, DC2, and NXT) before I use Scratch-X or #80? If so, what steps do I need to take?

Jon

Nope don't worry about removing the previous steps..

Scratch X and #80 are both paint cleaners. So they will remove anything that was on there before.

1. Wash
2. Clay *** If you already haven't
3. Scratch X or # 80. You can use both if you need too
4. Polsih *** Some skip this step since #80 has polishing oils.. It's up to you.
5. 2 Coats of your fav Meg's wax

[STG]

The title of this thread is "Switching Waxes." I hope the poster realizes the products he's mentioned are not waxes. Hate to see that Mustang running around with a final coat of Scratch-X!

[Magic]

Originally posted by STG
The title of this thread is "Switching Waxes." I hope the poster realizes the products he's mentioned are not waxes. Hate to see that Mustang running around with a final coat of Scratch-X!

I saw that too.. lol
After reading his post I think I know what he meant. But that's I posted the complete 5 steps so he's not confused..