Want to look shiny. What car wax to buy?
#21
Retired and loving it!
Once I discovered Collinite 845, I gave away a brand new unopened bottle of NXT2 and another 1/2 used one, and never looked back.
To the OP....use VERY little 845....just haze the surface, let it dry for about 15 to 20 minutes (depending on the temps) and it will wipe off very easily.
I wet my application towel with a dampening of detail spray before applying the 845, and it goes even farther.
To the OP....use VERY little 845....just haze the surface, let it dry for about 15 to 20 minutes (depending on the temps) and it will wipe off very easily.
I wet my application towel with a dampening of detail spray before applying the 845, and it goes even farther.
Last edited by Adobe2X; 03-18-2014 at 12:45 AM.
#22
Senior Member
Once I discovered Collintie 845, I gave away a brand new unopened bottle of NXT2 and another 1/2 used one, and never looked back.
To the OP....use VERY little 845....just haze the surface, let it dry for about 15 to 20 minutes (depending on the temps) and it will wipe off very easily.
I wet my application towel with a dampening of detail spray before applying the 845, and it goes even farther.
To the OP....use VERY little 845....just haze the surface, let it dry for about 15 to 20 minutes (depending on the temps) and it will wipe off very easily.
I wet my application towel with a dampening of detail spray before applying the 845, and it goes even farther.
#25
Senior Member
1) Wash/Dry
2) Clay Bar
3) Compound/Polish
4) Wax
Also use a quick detailer after the next few washes to maintain that fresh wax look.
2) Clay Bar
3) Compound/Polish
4) Wax
Also use a quick detailer after the next few washes to maintain that fresh wax look.
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dipschnit (03-17-2014)
#26
Senior Member
iTrader: (1)
1. clean and dry your car
2. feel your car (might not feel anything)
3. grab a Ziploc baggie
4. feel the same spot
5. if you feel bumps, you need a clay bar job
6. clay an area, then do the baggie test again (you'll be impressed)
2. feel your car (might not feel anything)
3. grab a Ziploc baggie
4. feel the same spot
5. if you feel bumps, you need a clay bar job
6. clay an area, then do the baggie test again (you'll be impressed)
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dipschnit (03-17-2014)
#27
Senior Member
Oh ok, i know what your talking about now. Must not have been thinking for a minute there,lol. Thanks
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dipschnit (03-17-2014)
#29
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