CottonBurnerz said:I was told that polishing eats away layers of your paint....
CottonBurnerz said:I was told that polishing eats away layers of your paint....
streetstang03 said:Zaino topped w/ a coat of S100 here heres where
I am going to try NXT next week or so just to see if it does a little better job at hiding the swirl marks.
KaPPaBaLL said:stick to your zaino and S100. You'll be finding yourself applying nxt more often than with your original products. Anyway, I think you and i are the only ones that use the harley wax.
Cliff Notes: I like to waste my money putting 34+ coats of zaino on my car when only 5 or less coats is sufficient.
Skidawg said:ZAINO Is there anything else?
Mega-Man said:Good info, however, it's kind of all over the place. Can someone tell me if this is the proper method for taking care of the finish?
1.) Apply touch-up paint to the dings.
2.) Use a scratch-remover filler, and buff.
3.) Apply polish (i.e. Zaino). A couple of coats.
4.) Seal it by applying a wax (i.e. Meguires).
5.) You're all ready for the winter.
6.) Apply polish every so often, and follow it up with a coat of wax a couple times a year for maintainence(?)
???
Do I have it down right, or is it in the wrong order? As always, I'm humbled by everyone's knowledge.
Mega-Man said:Good info, however, it's kind of all over the place. Can someone tell me if this is the proper method for taking care of the finish?
1.) Apply touch-up paint to the dings.
2.) Use a scratch-remover filler, and buff.
3.) Apply polish (i.e. Zaino). A couple of coats.
4.) Seal it by applying a wax (i.e. Meguires).
5.) You're all ready for the winter.
6.) Apply polish every so often, and follow it up with a coat of wax a couple times a year for maintainence(?)
???
Do I have it down right, or is it in the wrong order? As always, I'm humbled by everyone's knowledge.
joestang98 said:98 GT 400 rwhp...WOW!
I would trust this guy.
twogts4us said:You guys are weird - a 3 page thread on friggin wax/polish/polymer sealants - whatever. Again, I can appreciate wanting a clean car, but Jeez...
Doesn't anybody want to go fast?
(No offense meant to the author of this thread, Greg, my local Stang bud - Greg, what the hell did you start here?!?!)
Joestang98, I guess I'll never understand someone who gets his rocks off looking at his car in the garage. These are JUST Mustangs, after all...to me, they are meant to be driven, not stored.