ClimberGuy4
New member
From coastal tool, with a bunch of supplies from CMA.
I'm gonna detail the '01 Maxima tomorrow, as it's being sold soon. This will be my first full detail (i.e. clay + SMR) because I've only ever detailed my parents' new cars.
Anyway, after having spent forever on the boards, and reading the ebook, I still have a few questions. Firstly, the ebook puts using a paint cleanser a step before using an SMR. Since p21s lotion and the like are less abrasive, shouldn't this be done after? Secondly, many recommend using a QD while applying klasse but I've heard different opinions as to what kind should be used. Clear pearl apparently has carnuaba, which affects the klasse application, while sonus is the same acrylic formula. Which one is better when applying AIO and SG?
Here's what will be done on the exterior paint:
1)wash
2)clay (I might get ABC soon so I can do both)
3)wash
4)3M SMR for light cars (it's a medium metallic blue)
5)p21s cleanser
6)AIO x2
7)SG x5
8)p21s wax x2
Sound good?
Thanks for all the help I've been getting. Best detailing forum on the net.
I'm gonna detail the '01 Maxima tomorrow, as it's being sold soon. This will be my first full detail (i.e. clay + SMR) because I've only ever detailed my parents' new cars.
Anyway, after having spent forever on the boards, and reading the ebook, I still have a few questions. Firstly, the ebook puts using a paint cleanser a step before using an SMR. Since p21s lotion and the like are less abrasive, shouldn't this be done after? Secondly, many recommend using a QD while applying klasse but I've heard different opinions as to what kind should be used. Clear pearl apparently has carnuaba, which affects the klasse application, while sonus is the same acrylic formula. Which one is better when applying AIO and SG?
Here's what will be done on the exterior paint:
1)wash
2)clay (I might get ABC soon so I can do both)
3)wash
4)3M SMR for light cars (it's a medium metallic blue)
5)p21s cleanser
6)AIO x2
7)SG x5
8)p21s wax x2
Sound good?
Thanks for all the help I've been getting. Best detailing forum on the net.
