Car wax
For a good finish it takes more than wax. You need to clean, polish to a perfect finish then you only seal it in a good carnuba wax.
A great finish is not just a one step product. What most one steps do are ok finishes but not great.
There are many products and combination of products to use. A lot also depends on how much work it need to restore the finish too.
The bottom line a single step product like Nex Gen is good but if you want the best read up on how to really detail on web sites like Meguires and they can teach you what you need to do.
A great finish is not just a one step product. What most one steps do are ok finishes but not great.
There are many products and combination of products to use. A lot also depends on how much work it need to restore the finish too.
The bottom line a single step product like Nex Gen is good but if you want the best read up on how to really detail on web sites like Meguires and they can teach you what you need to do.
I have repaired many stains like this on many vehicles. It is very common anymore.
I use turtle wax car polish(clay bar liquid) to polish and meguiars tech wax for a perfect finish on my Imperial Blue metallic.
and hyperv6 is 110% correct....multiple steps are needed to have a great looking finish. usually takes hours, not minutes
and hyperv6 is 110% correct....multiple steps are needed to have a great looking finish. usually takes hours, not minutes
Spent about 6 hours on the SS sat.
wash
dry
apply ice liquid clay bar ( This stuff removes everything from your paint ! )
wash
dry
buf
ice clay bar with ice lube.
buff
wax with meguires gold class
buff
Results are outstanding ! Body looks like it has 93 miles instead of 93,000 miles.
wash
dry
apply ice liquid clay bar ( This stuff removes everything from your paint ! )
wash
dry
buf
ice clay bar with ice lube.
buff
wax with meguires gold class
buff
Results are outstanding ! Body looks like it has 93 miles instead of 93,000 miles.
Since birds don't Pee, their crap is a combo of very acidic poop..
So it is very harsh on paints, more so on certain colors....
(why do I know this crap ?)


