Spent $237 on care care tools/products Today

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Well as the title reads I spent a good sum of money on some I items I feel will help keep my car looking good for many years to come.

These products include:

1. Klasse AIO (bought from autopia)

2. Klasse SG (bought from autopia)

3. Claymagic Claybar kit X2 (bought from autopia)

4. Porter Cable 7424 (Coastal tools)

5. 3 polishing pads 2 finishing pads and 1 yellow pad (Top of the line)



I also have several other things currently in my arsenal such as #16, NXT, and #7 just to name a few.

In addition to these I have WAUD, many quik detailers, many tire shine products, wheel cleaners etc..



My rsx-s is satin silver so I do not have to worry about swirls, but my dad has a 2004 black 530i with some dealer installed swirls and I want to attavk them with something thorough but not too agressive/abrasive. What do you all recomend?



What do you all think of today's purchase?



Thanks.



-Tony
 
costal tool comes with a backing plate....theres nothing in your arsenal thats very abrasive, consider adding some 83 or 82 to attack those swirls, otherwise, looks great!
 
BlueRanger said:
costal tool comes with a backing plate....theres nothing in your arsenal thats very abrasive, consider adding some 83 or 82 to attack those swirls, otherwise, looks great!
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Thanks! I may post some pics of the swirls in my dads 530i and ask you guys what product will be most effective. We, put nxt topped with #16 on his car last week and it looked pretty good though.

-Tony
 
For your swirl removal, you may want to look at Menzerna Intensive Polish, einszett Paint Polish, or Meg's #80 Speed Glaze. All will remove your swirls without having to polish further for hazing, but you may want to apply once with a yellow pad then follow up with the same product on a white pad.
 
Macgirl said:
For your swirl removal, you may want to look at Menzerna Intensive Polish, einszett Paint Polish, or Meg's #80 Speed Glaze. All will remove your swirls without having to polish further for hazing, but you may want to apply once with a yellow pad then follow up with the same product on a white pad.
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I was planning on trying some of the Menzerna IP after seeing some pics on this site of Dr Jones' black civic si. Those before and after pictures were :shocked (mind blowing to say the least).

-Tony
 
I just spent almost $400 a couple weeks ago ... the wife started to yell about how much was in my cart, so I finished the order ;)
 
John Styrnol said:
Nice job. Wish I had the money to buy a PC.
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I don't get posts like this...you've got a '00 Explorer with all this stereo stuff yet you don't have $115 + $20 or so for some pads?? What gives?
 
#82 is also a little more aggressive than #80 and it also does not need to be followed with anything.



Lets see some pictures. That will help determine the severity of the marring.
 
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