Waxing
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Looks good considering the quality of the camera. Blue gives off nice reflections...
What kind of products and process did you use?
Looks good considering the quality of the camera. Blue gives off nice reflections...
What kind of products and process did you use?
I use four different products to get my car looking like the way it does. These were the products i used
Invisibleglass
More Shine
Trim Shine
Speed Wax
Took me some time to clean it, and nope i didn't have to wash the vehicle before waxing. The products are great and easy.
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RE: Waxing
you said you didnt have to wash it before was it already clean ???
if not then you should always wash it first if you dont your only rubbing dirt into the paint in the end the paint will be **** and scrathed
but on the other hand does look very clean mate
if not then you should always wash it first if you dont your only rubbing dirt into the paint in the end the paint will be **** and scrathed
but on the other hand does look very clean mate
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you said you didnt have to wash it before was it already clean ???
if not then you should always wash it first if you dont your only rubbing dirt into the paint in the end the paint will be **** and scrathed
but on the other hand does look very clean mate
you said you didnt have to wash it before was it already clean ???
if not then you should always wash it first if you dont your only rubbing dirt into the paint in the end the paint will be **** and scrathed
but on the other hand does look very clean mate
well when i first waxed it i washed it. But i did this time was jsut use a cloth and "dust" off the car. It wasn't that dirty.
and too bad is fukken raining now.
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