anthony914
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that ive done:
First wax.,,,
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Old Pirate
AMG Classic Car Detailing
Nice shine on it! what did you use on it?
anthony914
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Turtle Wax ICE
just rub on wipe off then buff with microfiber towl
all black plastic i used mother back to black
inside is just vacuumed and folex on the bad stains and ur gonna laugh but i got meguiers interior quick detailer for the inside, but i accidentally got the exterior one and used it any ways :doh:
i need a suggestion for the mirrors, the plastic chrome stuff is hazy , what should i do?
just rub on wipe off then buff with microfiber towl
all black plastic i used mother back to black
inside is just vacuumed and folex on the bad stains and ur gonna laugh but i got meguiers interior quick detailer for the inside, but i accidentally got the exterior one and used it any ways :doh:
i need a suggestion for the mirrors, the plastic chrome stuff is hazy , what should i do?
anthony914
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Turtle Wax - Ice Paste Polish
thats what i used
it think ill test this out:
Turtle Wax - Ice Liquid Clay Bar
thsi is the car wash stuff i used:
Amazon.com: Simoniz 17110 Self Drying Car Wash with UV Protection. 64 oz.: Automotive
but i just bought two jugs of this for $2 each so i thought why not? lol:
Deep Crystal® Car Wash G10464 Product Information
thats what i used
it think ill test this out:
Turtle Wax - Ice Liquid Clay Bar
thsi is the car wash stuff i used:
Amazon.com: Simoniz 17110 Self Drying Car Wash with UV Protection. 64 oz.: Automotive
but i just bought two jugs of this for $2 each so i thought why not? lol:
Deep Crystal® Car Wash G10464 Product Information
GlossyTundra
Tractor Detailer
ICE isnt bad stuff, but it isnt great. I actually also use QD on the interior quite alot, it's cheaper than buying MQID all the time, and it looks fine.
I would say there are better things than the ICE clay, I have used it, it cleans the surface well, but nothing like a clay would do. You would be better off picking up some #671 Duragloss and topping with #105 and spraying on some AW for a topper.
I would say there are better things than the ICE clay, I have used it, it cleans the surface well, but nothing like a clay would do. You would be better off picking up some #671 Duragloss and topping with #105 and spraying on some AW for a topper.
Fast Eddie
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Looks great, that's one big vehicle too.
anthony914
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Brandon1 said:
coudl you decipher those products... lol im confused...
Those are all Duragloss products. Duragloss, as well as a few other companies, give their products names and product numbers to make it easier to discuss (it'd be a waste of breath to always say, "use Diamond Cut, cover that with Show Car Glaze and finish off with Hi-Tech Yellow Wax" when you could just say, use #80, #9, and then #16 [don't quote me on Meguiar's numbers].)
Thus you have Duraglosses' numbers.
671 is a polish to prep the paint for sealants.
105 is their actual sealant. Other DG sealants are 101, a cleaner sealant, and 111, a pure sealant.
AW is Aquawax which is a spray sealant. Its number is 951 but since AW is two characters rather than three numbers, it's easier to say AW rather than 951.
It's tough to keep track of numbers but after a while you start to get the hang of it after you start seeing them more and more often. Still, I had to look up more of those numbers.
btw, I've found that ICE is indispensable for me for the MDX. Its ease of application and removal is unmatched in its price bracket, although I use the liquid kind. Since I've bought some more expensive stuff I use ICE primarily for my trim and it works awesomely for that. The SUV looks good. It'd probably look better with all those products but for the effort put in, it looks a lot better than I would have expected.
Thus you have Duraglosses' numbers.
671 is a polish to prep the paint for sealants.
105 is their actual sealant. Other DG sealants are 101, a cleaner sealant, and 111, a pure sealant.
AW is Aquawax which is a spray sealant. Its number is 951 but since AW is two characters rather than three numbers, it's easier to say AW rather than 951.
It's tough to keep track of numbers but after a while you start to get the hang of it after you start seeing them more and more often. Still, I had to look up more of those numbers.
btw, I've found that ICE is indispensable for me for the MDX. Its ease of application and removal is unmatched in its price bracket, although I use the liquid kind. Since I've bought some more expensive stuff I use ICE primarily for my trim and it works awesomely for that. The SUV looks good. It'd probably look better with all those products but for the effort put in, it looks a lot better than I would have expected.