Indoor show coming up need detailing advise
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Indoor show coming up need detailing advise
I have a indoor how coming up. I have a black car and the show has halogen lighst throuh the whole place. We all no how critical those indoor lights are especially on a dark colored car. So basiclly i'm asking what would be the best process to get that flawless shine, and hide any kind of blemishes or swirl marks
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Originally posted by Rollin0n18s
I have a indoor how coming up. I have a black car and the show has halogen lighst throuh the whole place. We all no how critical those indoor lights are especially on a dark colored car. So basiclly i'm asking what would be the best process to get that flawless shine, and hide any kind of blemishes or swirl marks
I have a indoor how coming up. I have a black car and the show has halogen lighst throuh the whole place. We all no how critical those indoor lights are especially on a dark colored car. So basiclly i'm asking what would be the best process to get that flawless shine, and hide any kind of blemishes or swirl marks
use a cleaner
use a polish
use a wax
make sure to buff it, and buff it and re buff it to take any swurls out
then at the show, get a good rim polish, shine those bad boys up, wax the tires.
then get some quicker detailer, some clean polishing rags (the lint less type). just following the instructions and make sure you buff buff and buff it real good.
oh and dont forget glass cleaner
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Rep Power: 372 Also before the show, use Meguires Glaze or Mothers Glaze or 3 m glaze. Apply in a back and forth motion to the car and wipe off the paint. You may want to do the car in sections. Make sure to apply the glaze and wipe the glaze off in a back and forth motion. Never use circular motions when applying or removing, polish, glaze or wax. You will cause more swirl marks to appear onyour paint or make exisitngswirl marks worse than they are already.
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