Waxing tips...
I dont normally wax my car but when I do I wipe it off with a 100% cotton tee and I know this isnt good for the car. What do you guys recommend. Whats some of you guys process as far as steps when your waxing? Anyone before and after pics? Thanks
Use a soft towel made especially for removing wax/polish, something like the DF Towel from www.dftowel.com
Some people also use Microfiber towels.
As far as a "process", it all depends on what you use. Every product is different.
Look thru this forum, you'll find thousands of before/after pictures. For most cars, pictures just don't do them justice. They're more impressive in person.
Some people also use Microfiber towels.
As far as a "process", it all depends on what you use. Every product is different.
Look thru this forum, you'll find thousands of before/after pictures. For most cars, pictures just don't do them justice. They're more impressive in person.
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You can get cheapo microfiber at Wally World and maybe Autozone. Good stuff you're going to have to order online. It all depends on how "****" you are about the finish on your car.
Personally, I wouldn't trust cheapo stuff.
Personally, I wouldn't trust cheapo stuff.
Diapers are the best! My boyfriend cannot live without them. They are super soft and do not put scratches on the paint when you try to remove the wax. Plus not too many places sell the right type of diaper. However our shop carries those in stock.
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