For everyone with LIQUID ALUMINUM!!!!
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Ummmmm.....what wash, wax and products do you use to keep that Sexy azz color gleaming????
I tried Zaino......didn't think it made a big difference....any suggestions???
I tried Zaino......didn't think it made a big difference....any suggestions???
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Ah... Mr. Clean strikes again. There have been a few posts about it in the detailing Forum but I don't recall if anybody mentioned what they used to strip it off. Most were not impressed after using it for a while, they reported that it appeared to dull the finish like there was a film left on the car.
You can always try the basic wash in Dawn dish detergent. It will strip most waxes, etc.
I'm not sure what is recommended to remove Mr. Clean but if the Dawn doesn't work, you might try a mixture of alcohol and water or some mineral spirits.
Once you get it off, the Zaino should make it shine again.
You can always try the basic wash in Dawn dish detergent. It will strip most waxes, etc.
I'm not sure what is recommended to remove Mr. Clean but if the Dawn doesn't work, you might try a mixture of alcohol and water or some mineral spirits.
Once you get it off, the Zaino should make it shine again.
I've been using Meguiars NXT since I got mine last September. Seems to do a great job and doesn't dry white, so it doesn't leave white stuff in the molding and such. I use the spray touch up wax to keep things shining... it's quick and easy.
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Originally posted by z_drifto
Seriously, NXT gen wax by meguiars is pure grease and it will make your car shine like no other. No protection but it will be shiny as hell.
Seriously, NXT gen wax by meguiars is pure grease and it will make your car shine like no other. No protection but it will be shiny as hell.
WHAT? Grease?... no way....
The chemical data sheets are available at
http://www.meguiars.com/msds/ and will list all the
chemicals used in their products.
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