My car was in desperate need of a good buff and polish. I used meguiars M105 and 205 on foam pad and seemed to work well. Pics are just raw paint with no top coat and it looks good. Last pic was some skeet skeet on the door ?
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Okay. I feel better. Quick wash with the Griots Best Of Show wash/wax. That got most of the debris from yesterday’s cruise off.
Yes. I have a Covercraft. But mainly use it for winter storage.
Just wondering what you experienced detailing guys use.
A detail spray isn't going to scratch. What scratches is using a detail spray with anything other than a quality microfiber that's been sprayed with said detail spray
I thought so too.
I heard that some QD sprays can scratch. The paint must have more than just dust on it, If someone claims a spray will scratch.
I use Griot’s speed shine and microfiber cloths. And rag company.
So, none of you guys use a duster? either
Also, dust shouldn’t stick if you use good wax. The ceramic 3 n 1 I’m sure would prevent dust. Especially if you drive the car around the block.
Cool. Thanks. Wolfgang waterless wash says right on the bottle we can use as a QD too. lol.
Most rinseless wash products have different dilution ratios for Rinseless, Waterless, Clay lube and Quick Detailer
How many times have you washed the 'mop?'
Whelp. I have become one of the "never buy a black daily ever" crew. How do I keep this thing relatively scratch/swirl free.
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Chester Copperpot the washing and drying process will be HUGE for limiting 'love marks'
A high quality 'last step product' will help keep it cleaner longer.
Quality wash media, drying towels, and lubrication at any point of touching the paint
this would be a good 1st step but coatings are not scratch proof. More like PPF the whole thing
Even worse it's Shadow Black. So just a straight fuckin BLACK. No flake, nothing to sort of kind of maybe hide small shit.
Yup. I looked it up. https://www.wolfgangcarcare.com/wg-uber-sio2-rinseless.html#
“Perfect for maintenance, Wolfgang Uber SiO2 Rinseless Wash can be used to keep your ceramic coated surfaces looking good as new. Plus, when diluted correctly, Wolfgang Uber SiO2 Rinseless Wash can also be used as a waterless wash, a detail spray, a clay lubricant, and a car wash additive! To make it waterless wash, at 1/3 ounce to 16 ounces of water. For a clay lubricant, add 1 ounce to a gallon of water. If you want to make it a detail spray, add 3 ounces to a gallon of water. And finally, if you want to add lubricity to another car wash, add ½ ounce to another soap. It’s basically a 5-in-1 product.
“Perfect for maintenance, Wolfgang Uber SiO2 Rinseless Wash can be used to keep your ceramic coated surfaces looking good as new. Plus, when diluted correctly, Wolfgang Uber SiO2 Rinseless Wash can also be used as a waterless wash, a detail spray, a clay lubricant, and a car wash additive! To make it waterless wash, at 1/3 ounce to 16 ounces of water. For a clay lubricant, add 1 ounce to a gallon of water. If you want to make it a detail spray, add 3 ounces to a gallon of water. And finally, if you want to add lubricity to another car wash, add ½ ounce to another soap. It’s basically a 5-in-1 product.
Well........... hopefully the FERD has medium to hard paint.
I use a duster. I don't care. You don't know what its like out here, man. I'm in the shit ? I am NOT quick detailing and wiping my entire car down every single day. Especially on a daily driver that's outside pretty much all day. I'll take the hit on my paint.
yeah, if its BAD I wont. And i usually use my leaf blower first to get as much loose surface dust off as i can first. But yeah. LIGHT surface dust, I'll use a duster all day. You can't live w/out one out here.
Suppose I'm a little lucky, I have cars that don't really show a lot of swirls unless you're REALLY looking at them or they're in direct sunlight. But yeah. I'll dust all day.
yeah, if its BAD I wont. And i usually use my leaf blower first to get as much loose surface dust off as i can first. But yeah. LIGHT surface dust, I'll use a duster all day. You can't live w/out one out here.
Suppose I'm a little lucky, I have cars that don't really show a lot of swirls unless you're REALLY looking at them or they're in direct sunlight. But yeah. I'll dust all day.
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