Ricky Bobby
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Ricky Bobby's post in Matching product with pads was marked as the answer
Orange polish- orange pad or orange backed microfiber pad
white polish - white pad
glaze if you use it - red pad
sealant - gray pad
Revive - blue hex
buttery - yellow hex
glaze - red hex
sealant - red hex or pro-tire hex, or black microfiber pad (many options)
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Ricky Bobby's post in Buttery Wax right after Paint Sealant was marked as the answer
Your analogy is right - you'll get a ton of shine with the paint sealant - adding Buttery on top is not going to do any more for you, as you said if anything make it from a 5 to a 6 - just hit it once a month with G&G if you want to boost protection and shine and do wipedowns with Detail Spray as usual
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Ricky Bobby's post in Rinseless Wash followed by H2O G&G? was marked as the answer
See above hope that helps
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Ricky Bobby's post in Quick sealant cleaning was marked as the answer
There are tons of videos. Are you polishing to remove defects? Perhaps a pic of them would help with a plan of attack. If they are clearcoated you will polish/correct and protect with sealant just like paint.
I recommend a thorough cleaning with plenty of brushes and Adams Deep Wheel Cleaner first off.
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Ricky Bobby's post in Cleaning Fabric Wheel Well Liners was marked as the answer
Brush won't do any harm, its actually recommended.
APC and brushing, then rinse well.
The good part about it is that it won't fade and need to be dressed with Undercarriage Spray like normal plastic wheel liners.
