Khyber

awesome thanks for the detailed info!

thanks all, and not my house btw. I lived in it once...but it's my parents... I've been gone from there for a while now. anyways, I just didn't know if using a PC was necessary. I've watched both adam's and cg's videos...but the cars they used were either older cars that looked horrible or weren't new cars with minimal correction needed. I agree it is overwhelming the amount of cg products. zaino I feel like i'm paying alot for a little amount but it's supposed to last good while...my dad uses it on his harley and loves it. in regards to adam's I found out about adam's through mustang6g forums. I've never used anything more than meguiars over the counter wax before on my other cars and mothers clay. I figured with this car though I need the good stuff and need to do it right...I don't really know how effective meguiar's actually is. I'm just in sticker shock at the moment over how much all these products cost by all these brands.

it's competition orange

Hello everyone. I am needing some tips. I've been told the 2015 mustang has really thin paint so I'm trying to figure out what to do. I haven't decided on any brands yet(looking at adams, cg, and zaino) but I see this community here at adam's seems to be active so I figured I'd ask. I have taken extremely good care of my 2015 mustang gt I've had since Janurary. It has been clay bar'd once and waxed. It's time for a new wax as it's been since jan or early feb since I clay'd and waxed it. I do have some light swirls that are primarily on the hood. The sides seem to be minimal as well as the back if any I can find. What I'm curious is, what do I need to have/need to do? Do I need to use a PC or a Torq? Should I start out by hand? So many products out there I'm not sure if I should use one or multiple etc. I don't want to screw up on my new car and start eating away the clear coat on this thin paint. Any guidance would be helpful, thanks!