Paint care products?
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Since I've been waiting two months for my last GlaussHouse (sp?) products . . . I need a new recommendation for paint care products.
I have proffesional orbital polishers, etc.
Looking for pollishes and carnuba waxes for my '05 997 and '92 964
Thanks in advance.
I have proffesional orbital polishers, etc.
Looking for pollishes and carnuba waxes for my '05 997 and '92 964
Thanks in advance.
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I just did a big paint conditioning my car. This is a great article on single stage paint.
http://www.autotraderclassics.com/ca...sationId=21363
I will give more details when I get a second
http://www.autotraderclassics.com/ca...sationId=21363
I will give more details when I get a second
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^ Great article. Fun to watch the shine come out of that old Lincoln too.
Is the car in question the black one in your avatar? Turtle Wax's "Black Box" has a lot of fans as a simple all-in-one line of products. 964 black is a single-stage paint and black tinted products definitely help.
If you really want to go crazy, I think the plan is something like:
- clay bar by hand
- random orbiter with a light polish
- ra with wax
- wipe off wax by spraying detailing wax onto a microfiber towel
For general upkeep I usually just rinse the car with water and a cotton towel, then spray it down with detailing wax. A "California Dash Duster" type of duster is great for keep garage dust off too, which seems to accumulate overnight on a black car.
Search the concours section though for what the pros do.
My favorite line "black isn't a color, it's a job".
Is the car in question the black one in your avatar? Turtle Wax's "Black Box" has a lot of fans as a simple all-in-one line of products. 964 black is a single-stage paint and black tinted products definitely help.
If you really want to go crazy, I think the plan is something like:
- clay bar by hand
- random orbiter with a light polish
- ra with wax
- wipe off wax by spraying detailing wax onto a microfiber towel
For general upkeep I usually just rinse the car with water and a cotton towel, then spray it down with detailing wax. A "California Dash Duster" type of duster is great for keep garage dust off too, which seems to accumulate overnight on a black car.
Search the concours section though for what the pros do.
My favorite line "black isn't a color, it's a job".
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Three Wheelin'
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I did not want to be too aggressive with the 21 year old paint. I will hit a few areas with a little more cut next time to sort out some deeper blemishes.
This is what I did last time.
It took days to do and looked good for about 10 minutes until it got coated with yellow pollen.
This is what I did last time.
- Wash
- Clay
- Meguiars - #7 Show Car Glaze (2 coats over 24 hours)
- Meguiars - M80 Speed Glaze
- Wolfgang - Finishing Glaze 3.0
- Poorboys - black hole show glaze
- Meguiars - M26 Hi-Tech Yellow Wax (good for black)
It took days to do and looked good for about 10 minutes until it got coated with yellow pollen.
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I did not want to be too aggressive with the 21 year old paint. I will hit a few areas with a little more cut next time to sort out some deeper blemishes.
This is what I did last time.
It took days to do and looked good for about 10 minutes until it got
coated with yellow pollen.
This is what I did last time.
- Wash
- Clay
- Meguiars - #7 Show Car Glaze (2 coats over 24 hours)
- Meguiars - M80 Speed Glaze
- Wolfgang - Finishing Glaze 3.0
- Poorboys - black hole show glaze
- Meguiars - M26 Hi-Tech Yellow Wax (good for black)
It took days to do and looked good for about 10 minutes until it got
coated with yellow pollen.
#7
Three Wheelin'
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I should have taken photos when I finished it. It looks like a yellow dusted black car now:-( I still have some micro marring on the hood, I think I need to work the m80 longer. I am sure that after a few years I will be a pro at black paint.
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GTechniq.
I've used plenty, and the C1 is without doubt the best stuff I've ever used.
Hardly a need to apply detergents to wash down, powerwash off and its almost perfect. You have to see it to believe it really, the C5 i used on my Audi A3 wheels was still working 1 year and 23k later.
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/foru...play.php?f=150
Kevin
I've used plenty, and the C1 is without doubt the best stuff I've ever used.
Hardly a need to apply detergents to wash down, powerwash off and its almost perfect. You have to see it to believe it really, the C5 i used on my Audi A3 wheels was still working 1 year and 23k later.
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/foru...play.php?f=150
Kevin
#9
Three Wheelin'
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Here's my usual detailing ritual:
•Wash with 2 bucket method
•Assess paint and use clay bar where needed
•Dodo Juice Lime Prime polish / cleaner
•Poor Boys Black Hole (filler compound)
•Poor Boys EX-P (sealant)
•Dodo Juice Supernatural Carnuba Wax (2 coats)
•Dodo Juice Red Mist Quick detailer with carnuba
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v479/D2BBA/IMG_1337.jpg)
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![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v479/D2BBA/100_3380.jpg)
•Wash with 2 bucket method
•Assess paint and use clay bar where needed
•Dodo Juice Lime Prime polish / cleaner
•Poor Boys Black Hole (filler compound)
•Poor Boys EX-P (sealant)
•Dodo Juice Supernatural Carnuba Wax (2 coats)
•Dodo Juice Red Mist Quick detailer with carnuba
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v479/D2BBA/IMG_1337.jpg)
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v479/D2BBA/IMG_1042.jpg)
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v479/D2BBA/100_3380.jpg)
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v479/D2BBA/100_3367.jpg)