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Hoping you can provide direction. After washing your car(s), what do you use to shine your paint? I'm looking for something easy to apply. I do not have a buffer. I've heard of ceramic, but never used any.
My paint is black.
Thanks in advance.
These two things do not go together. My advice is to get on autogeek and start learning. Get yourself a starter kit and learn how to care for that black. While it's a lot of work, a black car with corrected paint is a thing of beauty. Nothing else will look as good. Period.
These two things do not go together. My advice is to get on autogeek and start learning. Get yourself a starter kit and learn how to care for that black. While it's a lot of work, a black car with corrected paint is a thing of beauty. Nothing else will look as good. Period.
Griot's speed shine. I wax the car maybe 2 times a year and keep it polished with speed shine. If you don't have a buffer, I'd at least get a bar of paint clay - you need one of these no matter what.
Harry, in the case of your low mile example any of the commercial brands of sealer work very well.
I would first wash the car carefully and rinse it off then while still wet apply a wetting agent and distilled water solution misted over the car from a spray bottle. Something like Photoflow 200 diluted 200:1 = 5ml to a liter.
I have a black C2 and use Obsessed Garage Combo and it gets compliments every time it's out.
Wax with Colinite 845 and seal is Jescar Powerlock +
When I wash I use BeadMaker as a drying aide.
I was watching a video about Ceramic Coatings on the RagCompany YouTube channel and they mentioned hearing about collector cars getting ceramic put on and then getting paint damage, taking to a body shop and the body shop not realizing the car has ceramic and thinking they're sanding the clear but really only sanding the ceramic and then having paint issues down the road. May be a thing I'm not sure, but the look wax and a good sealant gives is A1 in my book.