Enigma_Man
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- May 15, 2002
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Lawrence,
Massachusetts
Okay, I have no idea how to make my car look really nice and shiny. All I've been using is generic car wash, and some polymer-based "wax" stuff that's easy to use, but doesn't look very good.
My car has some swirl marks in the paint, and some scratches here and there.
The "wax" stuff also doesn't repel water very well, and it beads but doesn't run off, and the next day after a rain, my car is spotted with grime all over it, where the water collected crap.
So, does anybody know what I should do/buy to make the car look glossy and awesome, and possibly remove the swirls and scratches in the paint (or help conceal them at least)? I've heard lots of different things from different people, and I want to know if there's a way that really works great for our cars. I'm prepared to spend a reasonable amount of money, and a good deal of time, as long as the investment will be worth it.
Let me know, what wax, what kind of cleaners (and whats a claybar?).
Thanks a ton in advance,
-Jesse
My car has some swirl marks in the paint, and some scratches here and there.
The "wax" stuff also doesn't repel water very well, and it beads but doesn't run off, and the next day after a rain, my car is spotted with grime all over it, where the water collected crap.
So, does anybody know what I should do/buy to make the car look glossy and awesome, and possibly remove the swirls and scratches in the paint (or help conceal them at least)? I've heard lots of different things from different people, and I want to know if there's a way that really works great for our cars. I'm prepared to spend a reasonable amount of money, and a good deal of time, as long as the investment will be worth it.
Let me know, what wax, what kind of cleaners (and whats a claybar?).
Thanks a ton in advance,
-Jesse
. instructions will tell you how to use all the stuff. buffer is not needed but may help. otherwise some good ol' elbow grease will do the trick.