FP

My new addition; A 1957 Porshe Speedster replica by Vinatage Speedsters...

we're told not to wax the car till about 90 days after the car has been painted. Is this true fior base coat/clear coat? If so, is it ok to use the glaze, or the machine wax?

^{Crystal Lake, Illinois?}

 

^{Edit: Saw California plate}

Yep

Welcome aboard...

Thanks for the comments. Finally finished the detailing Saturday.

Sweet looking truck.

As requested, here are few more pics.

I bought a 54 F100 in excellent shape. The paint is over 25 years old, but still looked good. It was a bit hazy, so I decided to see if I could correct it. Clay bar'd it, sever swirl remover, revive polish (applied with my PC), and Americana wax. I just did the cab. I was beat. I'll do the bed next Saturday. You can see the difference in the pic if you pay attention to the rear fender that's only been clayed. I'm very happy with the results considering its single stage and only a thin coat left.

After detailing

Before

Cary, Illinois

With my Bug

That takes me out, LOL. Unless you want to use my black Crossfire

Thanks guys. Mayben, that's an awesome 55.

I'm local, and my 56 Tbird is available if you're interested.

My baby bird. Cant wait to polish it. It's single stage paint, so I have to start with polish first....

Yes you can, if necessary. Single stage paint corrects much easier than clear coat, so always be sure to start with the least aggressive method...that being FMP.

 

Also, it will all but ruin your pads.

 

Here's a single stage truck we did a demo on in Carlisle:

 

Thanks, awesome job...

Does this mean I can use the swirl remover too?

To stay consistent with all the forums I belong to, especially the CICCI, Crossfireforum, and VW, can you please consider my request to change it to FP ?

Thanks,

FP

It's sealant and you spray it...

Wasn't the original Glaze in a spray bottle?

Excellent Dylan. I'd love to see this over at CICCI. Can I pst this there, or please post it when you get a chance.

FP

Another coat of MSW on my Crossfire...

I gave my Crossfire another coat of MSW...