A simple question..help me out guys

[ahmed]

hello every one 

 

will the thing is i don't have a garage but i have a very nice Shaded area 

 

the thing is how can i Protect the area that i worked on the car cuz i work on separate areas on the car 

 

can i put a buttery wax on the area that i finished with then move to the next area cuz i want to protect it from dust and all of the bad things lol

 

so can some one help me ?

 

thanks 

 

 

 

[The Guz]

Yeah you can do that.  Just keep the area clean and you should be fine.

Edited May 21, 2014 by The Guz

[egott_91]

Yup. No problem working panel by panel.

[GerryC]

If you are working outdoors, then working one panel at a time is the best approach. Do your entire process - all the way to wax - to a single panel before moving on to the next. 

[ahmed]

thanks guys .. so helpful 

[Chris@Adams]

Yea you can do a panel at a time or do each step to the whole car and use WW to wipe down if needed......its really a personal preference.The main thing is to have fun and enjoy the hobby!

[Team Adam's]

Yep, it's perfectly fine and recommended to work through the entire process on each panel if you are working outside.

 

If it's windy or dusty, take care to be sure the surface you're working on is always clean and free of any flying crud with occasional WW wipedowns and you'll be good to go.