Re: "Oil massage": What would work best?
Hold a second here. You aren't thinking of applying #7, letting it dry, and then sitting overnight are you? Good luck getting it off without marring the paint at that point. Perhaps the article you read is refering to a different "oil" that won't set up like #7 will. Have you ever used #7? There's a technique to it, and what you're describing is about as far from that technique as you can get! Plus, there's a difference between properly applying and removing a product and letting a relatively thick film dry on the finish (relatively thick film means, for example, the amount of wax you apply to a car versus how much is left behind after you buff it off)
As far as wrapping in plastic wrap is concerned, didn't someone post here at MOL a while back about having some plastic stuck to their car and the finish was badly marred because of it?
If you really want to pamper your baby I'd recommend a good wash, clay, paint cleaning, a coat of #7 (properly applied/removed) then let her spend the night in the garage, then do a second coat of #7, then lock it all down with two coats of #21. Finally, top it all off with a coat of #16. Honestly though, even though I wrote the above, it seems like a bit of overkill to me.
Originally posted by ZoranC
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As far as wrapping in plastic wrap is concerned, didn't someone post here at MOL a while back about having some plastic stuck to their car and the finish was badly marred because of it?
If you really want to pamper your baby I'd recommend a good wash, clay, paint cleaning, a coat of #7 (properly applied/removed) then let her spend the night in the garage, then do a second coat of #7, then lock it all down with two coats of #21. Finally, top it all off with a coat of #16. Honestly though, even though I wrote the above, it seems like a bit of overkill to me.
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