Hi, Guest
09-26-2008, 09:09 AM
Hey Flofocus,
Wouldn't a rubbing compound be able to "remove" some of the clear coat down past the bird poop etching in the same way you use it for a scratch?
I haven't used any compound's to date. So far my detailing involves a thorough wash with meguiars NXT soap, clay bar as needed, and wax. I've been using "The Worlds Best Wax" heh, it's a 30% carnauba paste. I do all of my waxing by hand, but do have one of those crap tire Simonize buffers. I'd like a product I can apply by hand.
What would you recommend for a beginner? And what's the "right" way to do it?
Thanks
-George
Wouldn't a rubbing compound be able to "remove" some of the clear coat down past the bird poop etching in the same way you use it for a scratch?
I haven't used any compound's to date. So far my detailing involves a thorough wash with meguiars NXT soap, clay bar as needed, and wax. I've been using "The Worlds Best Wax" heh, it's a 30% carnauba paste. I do all of my waxing by hand, but do have one of those crap tire Simonize buffers. I'd like a product I can apply by hand.
What would you recommend for a beginner? And what's the "right" way to do it?
Thanks
-George
07' ZX4 SES - Steeda SRI - Xcal3 w/Steeda 91 tune - Hi-flow cat - Magnaflow 2.5 cat back - Massive Strut Bar
123whp - 137wtq (Out of date)
123whp - 137wtq (Out of date)