Re: Polish for a White truck
The #26 is a fine wax, going to be a more old fashioned carnuba wax, not the modern synthetic ones.
Well, depends how deep. A little deeper can just be more passes, little slower movement, little more pressure. For a lot deeper... could be looking at the MF system, looking more at other tools or leaving them alone.
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Re: Polish for a White truck
Originally posted by davey g-force View PostGreat work! What products / pads did you end up using?
Do you want to chase the deeper scratches, or is that good enough?
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Great work! What products / pads did you end up using?
Do you want to chase the deeper scratches, or is that good enough?
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had a chance to go out and get started on the truck, and wow what a difference it has made halfway through!!...not 100% perfect but some scratches were just to deep to get out. it does look 100% better!! The lighting was alittle different but u can see the difference..
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No worries. I know it probably seems like everyone has a different recommendation, but that's because nobody really knows for sure until you try.
Now it's time for you to try one of the recommendations above and see how it goes, and report back here with your results. Then we'll be able to better steer you in the right direction to achieve the results you're looking for.
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Never thought they were that bad till I got up close in the sunlight to take pics...white does hide very well..lol. I've neglected it for awhile now and have the itch to clean it up again. I appreciate all you guys input!!
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Originally posted by billyp1106 View Posthere is a few... gonna take alittle work..haha..
....sorry for the big pics..gotta work on figuring it out!!!
Have you did a test spot on your truck yet to see if your paint is hard or a soft clear, if not grab you a bottle of scratchX to see if it can remove the swirls or scratches. Or use what ever you have in your arsenal. I think the White Wax & ColorX will surprise you in their ability when used with the proper technique.
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Those are a little more than minor swirls. I would definitely start with UC an follow up with UP and UW. Will you be doing this by hand or machine?
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Originally posted by billyp1106 View Postis there something else that can be used as a AIO that corrects minor swirls or scratches that finishes well? Thinking this is the route im going to go since im only gonna get so much out of the white truck. Any other suggestions?.. looking at maybe one of these, d151,m66,swirlx (if it can be used this way),or Ultra Compound. I have looked at white wax but not sure if it would cut any and colorx really just cleans really well from what i understand.
ColorX, M06 cleaner/wax, and M66 are all very close together in aggressiveness the only real difference is in how there designed to be applied by and the product line. I also did a test/review on the white wax on a dark blue metallic with some pretty good results. See here.
We encourage MOL members to post reviews on any of Meguiar's Classic, Gold Class, NXT, or Ultimate Lines
As for colorX it's a great product that everyone needs to keep in ther arsenal and it's a great AIO and for scratch sentitive paints, it has got me out of a jam before where nothing else would work. It's also good for neglected paint where your wanting to do a 1 step process, as in your case.
If memory serves me right colorX and D151 PRC is the same product type in that they both are AIO that has cleaning abilities with some light polishing oils and they both do offer a protection also. The 2 difference are that D151 is made for the body job and for being used with a rotary and/or DA and has the SMAT Technology. Were as ColorX is a consumer product and is to be applied by hand orbital and DA but has DAT Technlogy.
And in my opinion if using the two in the same manner and conditions (DA W/ a polishing pad, same DA speed, arm speed and pressure the D151 would only have a little better ability at removing defects for the simple fact of the SMAT D151 PRC has. And this is my thought that using both products under the same conditions on same hood where D151 PRC could remove swirls in a section pass, ColorX could have the same effect but one would have two make 2 section passes to remove the defect.
Just to help alittle more.
Cleaner/waxes OR AIO
M06 Cleaner/Wax
M20 Polymer Sealant
M66 Quick Detailer
G118 ColorX
A12 Cleaner/Wax
D151 Paint Reconditioning Cream
Cleaner/Polishes
M83 Dual action cleaner polish
M82 Swirl Fre Polish
M80 Speed Glaze discontinued
M09 Swirl Remover 2.0
M205 Ultimate Finishing Polish
G176 SwirlX
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Wow, that's pretty swirled up. You'll need more than an AIO to correct those.
I'd go straight for UC, then UP (optional), then UW.
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here is a few... gonna take alittle work..haha..
....sorry for the big pics..gotta work on figuring it out!!!
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will try to get pics up to get a better perspective of what its looking like..not as good as i thought..lol
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For some added depth to white paint I would use #7 then top it off with finishing wax for protection. Have fun cleaning your white truck. White paint is so forgiving.
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Agreed with the what was said up above. You could also clay, M205 and seal.
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SwirlX and UC aren't AIO's. You would have to follow them up with a wax/sealant.
I would suggest D151, but it's only available by the gallon, since it's a professional product. So that may be too much for you.
For an OTC product, I would go with White Wax. It does have some mild cut, as well as protection.
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