what to use to clean residure wax
what to use to clean residure wax
im about to wax my car
im gon use meguiar paint cleaner and polish and hitech yellow wax..
i got the yellow foam applicator to rub them on the car's surface..
but i dont know what to use when i clean them off..
i got this microfiber towel from walmart
but this one leaves sooooooo much debris after sweeping (sp?)
what u guys use?
im gon use meguiar paint cleaner and polish and hitech yellow wax..
i got the yellow foam applicator to rub them on the car's surface..
but i dont know what to use when i clean them off..
i got this microfiber towel from walmart
but this one leaves sooooooo much debris after sweeping (sp?)
what u guys use?
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i use a microfiber towel to remove the wax...
then i sweep my California Car-Duster over the car...
then go back over the car with a different microfiber towel
all shiny and no left-overs
then i sweep my California Car-Duster over the car...
then go back over the car with a different microfiber towel
all shiny and no left-overs
Last edited by FALKEN; Jun 23, 2004 at 03:00 PM.
i picked up some zwipes (3 pk) microfiber towels from k-mart for around $5, and they work great! www.zwipes.com
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Originally Posted by obguam
best quality at pakshak.com. Get a waffle weave to dry yr car and ultrafine MF towels for buffing without scratches or swirls.
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