obviously i am new to the detailing so i am trying to figure all of this out. i hope this does not turn out too long because i have some questions:
I purchased the detailing kit which includes SHR, PC, FMP and Machine superwax.
I believe on my first try i eliminated about 85% of the swirl marks (there were just so many and my vehicle was in the hot sun) that i could not complete in the time i had alotted. So i moved to the FMP. That appeared to work very well. Then moved onto the Superwax.
The vette looks great! but i need to practice and learn more about the products so if you all could help. My main objective for all of my hard work is a nice deep extremely shiny car. So to get that am i on the right track?
Should i be investigating the Carnuba wax?
Everyone talks about the revive polish but that did not come in my kit. Should i be looking into that more?
Also, what is up with the Brilliant spray glaze?
Even the detail spray can i use that to get the "wet" look?
Any advice would be great. I think i have found my product line just need to learn my favorite combinations......
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myturn89
hello everyone,
obviously i am new to the detailing so i am trying to figure all of this out. i hope this does not turn out too long because i have some questions:
I purchased the detailing kit which includes SHR, PC, FMP and Machine superwax.
I believe on my first try i eliminated about 85% of the swirl marks (there were just so many and my vehicle was in the hot sun) that i could not complete in the time i had alotted. So i moved to the FMP. That appeared to work very well. Then moved onto the Superwax.
The vette looks great! but i need to practice and learn more about the products so if you all could help. My main objective for all of my hard work is a nice deep extremely shiny car. So to get that am i on the right track?
Should i be investigating the Carnuba wax?
Everyone talks about the revive polish but that did not come in my kit. Should i be looking into that more?
Also, what is up with the Brilliant spray glaze?
Even the detail spray can i use that to get the "wet" look?
Any advice would be great. I think i have found my product line just need to learn my favorite combinations......
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