Mazda 323 '91 (Pink --> Red)

[Murr1525]

Well, just a teeny bit in water might not be as horible.. I was thinking it was mostly vinegar that was used.. still not great, but 1 capfull in an entire bucket may not be the worst thing ever. Could be part of why the car looked a little dull there at first, if it was done for many years with no care.

[Sheik]

According to her it was 90% water and 10% vinigar.

I maintain the paint with step 1 and 2. She will do the waxing part...

A few weeks ago I killed a Turtle Wax in her garage, so that problem has been solved

[the other pc]

Chalky Water? I haven’t heard it said that way before but it makes sense. Chalk is made of calcium carbonate, which is one of the chemicals that make water “hard”.

I have no idea what vinegar in the wash water would do. I do use vinegar to remove hard water deposits from paint but that’s only if they’re dried on badly and then I follow it with a normal wash. Vinegar is a weak acid that dissolves hard (chalky) water deposits much more gently than some other acids.

Tell her that as long as she doesn’t allow water to dry on the car she shouldn’t have trouble with chalky spots. If she gets a Meguiar’s Water Magnet towel it will be easy.


PC.

[Sheik]

The Mazda still looks amazing red after a couple of weeks. Meguiars has done a really great job so far!!

[Vandelete]

after all the days you pulled off the "back to red" job..it is still is a great improvement for the car keep up that good work

[gb387]

I missed this one... Looks great! Very nice work, definitely added some value to the car!

[Glowinstrat]

i will enve you for ever

[Sheik]

After a couple of months, the car looks great. The color is still red and not pink/white anymore I'm very astonished!!

[ad07]

good job!

[roaringlion]

Awsome job mate im really eveious of your work, wish i could get mine lookin that red, im still having alittle trouble with mine