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hockeybawler

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  1. Oh and the steps should be:

     

    2 bucket wash

    claybar

    polish

    seal

    glaze

    wax

     

    After polishing, to protect your paint, you will use either sealant or wax to protect your paint.  You could use just one of them or you can use both(sealing first and then waxing after).. Sealant will last longer then wax will and glazing is just used to give your paint a little more "pop".  I hope this makes sense and if not either myself or someone else can try and explain it better.  Nice car by the way, love the color

  2. A great place to start is watching the videos that they provide.  It will give you a nice breakdown of what each thing does, a little info on how to use it, a demonstration of the product being used, ect.

     

    Paint correcting and finishing polish is used with a machine polisher(flex, porter cable, ect) and polishing pads(foam or microfiber) and is used to remove any swirls in your paint.  The way to tell if your bmw has any is to look at the paint in the light and most likely you will see little scratches that are in a circle.

     

    Polishing comes after you wash and claybar your entire car.  Claybar should be used before because your paint will have contaminants on it that you will most likely not be able to visibly see but can feel if you do the baggy test. (Put a plastic thin zip lock bag on your hand and rub your paint, you will be able to feel how rough it is)

     

    As far as the cyclo, you will not hurt your paint using it ever(someone can correct me if I am wrong) and yes the liquid paint sealant and the buttery wax can be applied with the cyclo if you get the gray sealant and waxing pad.  I would suggest you get a seperate pad for each product though.

     

    If I am wrong on any of this info then someone please feel free to correct me!  I am by no means a expert and just repeating what I have picked up from countless hours on this thread  :thumbsup:

  3. I just talked to them today about the borderless blue towels not being on the site anymore and I was told that they were on back order and will return in a week in a half to two weeks.  I was also told that the single soft towels are going to be discontinued because their supplier can not keep up with the demand and they are going to come out with a new towel to replace the old single softs!

  4. So I have seen on the videos that brilliant glaze is applied with a applicator but I have read on here that some people use a sprayer to spray it on and I even saw a video on youtube of it being sprayed on.  Can you apply it both ways or can you only apply it on a applicator pad?  Also is one way better than the other on how you apply it?  Thanks for clearing it up!

     

    Mike

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