LOL, that got some of your attention...okay maybe not.
On to the intent of my post:
My truck has been washed a couple of time since I've bought it and waxed once. Should I use the strip wash on my truck the first time around?
If so, and I intend on getting a foam gun; should I load that up with strip wash, suds it up and then follow behind with the car shampoo? Or completely wash with the strip wash and not worry about the car shampoo?
The reason I ask if I should strip the truck down is not only to get the wax off, but whatever they use to "dress" the exterior trim has ran down my paint due to some extreme heat (100 degree plus temps).
Next question:
Am I close to the order of operations when starting with a clean/blank slate:
Strip or Regular Wash
Dry
Clay
Wash Again (not necessary, I'd assume)
Correcting Polish
Finishing Polish
Seal
Wax
Glaze
Thank you for your time and any information you'd be willing to provide. Sorry for the bad joke at the beginning
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gunnybadger
LOL, that got some of your attention...okay maybe not.
On to the intent of my post:
My truck has been washed a couple of time since I've bought it and waxed once. Should I use the strip wash on my truck the first time around?
If so, and I intend on getting a foam gun; should I load that up with strip wash, suds it up and then follow behind with the car shampoo? Or completely wash with the strip wash and not worry about the car shampoo?
The reason I ask if I should strip the truck down is not only to get the wax off, but whatever they use to "dress" the exterior trim has ran down my paint due to some extreme heat (100 degree plus temps).
Next question:
Am I close to the order of operations when starting with a clean/blank slate:
Strip or Regular Wash
Dry
Clay
Wash Again (not necessary, I'd assume)
Correcting Polish
Finishing Polish
Seal
Wax
Glaze
Thank you for your time and any information you'd be willing to provide. Sorry for the bad joke at the beginning
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