Got WAX?????
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No porblemo man... also go to ur nearest wall mart and pic up an A5-35.. you'll be sore after applying and buffing hahahaha j/p...
also i reccomend the Zymol soap thing.. i dont remember what its exact name is but its ZYMOL and its a cleaner... Very GOOD!!!!
also i reccomend the Zymol soap thing.. i dont remember what its exact name is but its ZYMOL and its a cleaner... Very GOOD!!!!
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or you could just use the armour all wash and speed drying towel and never have to wax it to get it that shiney....anyone who's ever been to a meet knows my car is shiney...no wax...1hr15mins......
i guess it cant protect like vic's zymol though
i guess it cant protect like vic's zymol though
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Originally Posted by Liro
cali duster....solve all your problems....
go to the detailing section of Crappy Tire and look for the California Duster. It's a small duster that you use on your car, doesn't scratch and it grabs everything.
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well dont apply to much near creavises and accents of the car... when you get near those areas.. use light wax and do it all by hand.... buffing causes it to get stuck in those spots....
hope this helps
hope this helps
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Very nice job .. what type - or better yet, how long did you take?
