This turtle wax is the sh*t
03-06-2008, 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by misterlv
just a question on how to properly give your car the best wax job. are you all just putting the wax on with the applicator and then wiping it off when dried? or how are ya doing it?
I apply both liquid waxes, sealants, and paste waxes via a finishing pad at speed 3 on a PC. I use WAY less wax, it takes me 10 min to wax a SUV, and removal with a quality MF towel is a breeze. Whenever I show people how I detail customer's vehicles they're always like "that makes so much sense, but no one shows the regular user these easy techniques." It's true, you need to join a detailing site to learn the best washing, claying, polishing, and waxing techniques.
03-06-2008, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by misterlv
where can i buy zaino? at a local autozone or do i have to order it online?
03-06-2008, 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by misterlv
i want to know all three for the best polish and wet look.
use a good soap menzerna comes to mind
good clay clay magic or something
polishs menzerna super intensive polish and p106
sealant zaino 2 coats of z-5 on day 1 2 coats of z-2 on day 2
then wait 24 hours and put on a coat of pinnacle souveran mmm it looks tasty as hell on a black car. If its a lighter color use a quality sealant like menzerna fmj or einzett. Or actually the klasse aio or their high gloss is awesome.
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