Re: Best product?
I would look at:
1. Wash
2. Clay - Be sure to buy extra QD
3. #105
4. Polish - #7 is top of the line
5. Wax - Nxt 2.0, remember two thin coats.
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Re: Best product?
no worries! those products you listed will definately make a difference. try and take some before and after pics if you can. also, try not to work w/ too big of a surface. if you get tired, rest and continue the job the next day or weekend. being too tired will force you to hurry up to finish the vehicle and you will not get good results. good luck!Originally posted by Buhundred View PostI really do want one but I don't have the cash
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Re: Best product?
You can do all of this by hand, and you will see a vast improvement over what you currently see. The process you described at the start of the thread will work well.
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I really do want one but I don't have the cash
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this will be alot of work by hand. have you considered purchasing a da polisher?Leave a comment:
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everything by handLeave a comment:
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are you goin to be doin this project all by hand?Leave a comment:
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Best product?
So my problem is that my dads 4runner has very oxidized paint. Has never been parked in garage and the only time it was parked indoors was when it was a showroom display vehicle 12 years ago. Never been clayed, rarely waxed, and gets washed literally every 2 years or more. I was thinking of washing with gold class, the clay kit, and using DC1 to take care of the oxidation ( mostly on roof and hood) and then some #7 and then nxt 2.0. Would this be a good combo?
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