hand or power?

[nates2000neon]

Hello! i wanted to no what the diff in looks between hand waxing and using power is? I have a 2000 red dodge neon! its has the swirals like eveyone else has. i have 2 coats of nxt on it now and that helped alot but there is still some there. should i just try more nxt or what?

[jfelbab]

I have a red MR2. My recommendation is;

First I wash, dry, then clay, wash again, dry, then I use the PC for the cleaner and the polish. I apply #26 by hand. Once the car is cleaned properly, a nice thin coat of wax is easy to apply with a hand applicator. I do a section at a time and remove the #26 before it dries.

[rusty bumper]

Re: hand or power?

Originally posted by nates2000neon
Hello! i wanted to no what the diff in looks between hand waxing and using power is? I have a 2000 red dodge neon! its has the swirals like eveyone else has. i have 2 coats of nxt on it now and that helped alot but there is still some there. should i just try more nxt or what?

There is no comparison between the two...If you really want to bring out the best in your paint, then get a PC and some cleaners.

[rusty bumper]

Originally posted by jfelbab
I do a section at a time and remove the #26 before it dries.

Shouldn't you let #26 dry 1st?

[jfelbab]

I know the #26 application directions tell you to let it dry to a haze. I think it smooths better when you remove it before it dries to a haze. I remove the wax and with one towel and buff with a MF. I change towels often. Just my opinion but the results are always stunning on my red MR2.