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  • My first detailing with a "client" coming up..

    Got a message from my brothers friend needing his 2002 Taurus detailed.

    Now, I have a little arsenal of products to use to remove swirls and stuff:
    #80
    #83
    Deep Crystal Polish
    Deep Crystal Paint Cleaner
    Scratch X

    I plan to see if #80 can take care of it alone, and if not, #83, but where do the other products fall in terms of abrasiveness?

    Under *my* understanding, from least to most aggressive, would be the polish, cleaner, #80, scratch x, #83.

    But if somebody can help and just correct me if I am wrong just so I don't use a less aggressive product when I need a more aggressive one, haha.
    Im using a PC7424 by the way!

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    Re: My first detailing with a "client" coming up..

    Originally posted by invertalon View Post
    Got a message from my brothers friend needing his 2002 Taurus detailed.

    Now, I have a little arsenal of products to use to remove swirls and stuff:
    #80
    #83
    Deep Crystal Polish
    Deep Crystal Paint Cleaner
    Scratch X

    I plan to see if #80 can take care of it alone, and if not, #83, but where do the other products fall in terms of abrasiveness?

    Under *my* understanding, from least to most aggressive, would be the polish, cleaner, #80, scratch x, #83.

    But if somebody can help and just correct me if I am wrong just so I don't use a less aggressive product when I need a more aggressive one, haha.
    Im using a PC7424 by the way!
    Clean w/clay or DC1(deep crystal paint cleaner)
    Polish after cleaning
    scratch x is the least aggressive to remove scratches and or swirls by hand
    Then use #80 if that doesn't work move up to #83
    You will then need to protect the finish by using a quality wax like NXT 2.0.

    Hope that helps

    Andy
    101impala
    Keeping MOL family friendly! If you need help or have a question, don't hesitate to shoot me an email or PM. 101impala@gmail.com
    Andy M. Moderator

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    • #3
      Re: My first detailing with a "client" coming up..

      Oh yes, I am familiar with what order to use products and prep (such as clay), I was basically just asking info on abrasiveness of the various products.

      So scratch x is really less abrasive then #80?

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      • #4
        Re: My first detailing with a "client" coming up..

        yes scratch x is less aggressive than #80.

        Andy
        Keeping MOL family friendly! If you need help or have a question, don't hesitate to shoot me an email or PM. 101impala@gmail.com
        Andy M. Moderator

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        • #5
          Re: My first detailing with a "client" coming up..

          if you use #80 and/or #83, and NXT as last step product you´ll be fine.
          Noo need for the Deep Chrystal products!
          Just remember to clean and clay the car throughly
          -and post pics!
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          • #6
            Re: My first detailing with a "client" coming up..

            Wash
            Clay
            Paint Cleaner
            M83/M80
            NXT
            AJ Auto Detail, LLC

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