Due to my car having been in an accident, i repainted a door of mine.
Looked good. But now due to harsch temperatures and weather, as well as the aging of time,
the door has a bit of bubbling which doesn't bother me that much as it is very small.
However, I know if I touch that area too much, it might "crack".
So I am very careful about my washing techniques.
More than likely I won't be claying, paint cleaning that area.
However, I would like to know what kind of wax I can use?
I was looking into the spray wax like Ultimate Quik Wax, or any of the Spray waxes.
Do they work like normal waxes?
I stayed away from the quik wax products is because I thought they were just another form of Quick Detailer product, with very little wax within it..
Looked good. But now due to harsch temperatures and weather, as well as the aging of time,
the door has a bit of bubbling which doesn't bother me that much as it is very small.
However, I know if I touch that area too much, it might "crack".
So I am very careful about my washing techniques.
More than likely I won't be claying, paint cleaning that area.
However, I would like to know what kind of wax I can use?
I was looking into the spray wax like Ultimate Quik Wax, or any of the Spray waxes.
Do they work like normal waxes?
I stayed away from the quik wax products is because I thought they were just another form of Quick Detailer product, with very little wax within it..
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