Hi, Guest
03-13-2012, 07:08 AM
(03-13-2012, 06:12 AM)Flofocus Wrote: lots of different factors come into play on how long it will last. How you actually wash the car being one of the most important steps in keeping a swirl free finish.
I did my fathers lexus last spring. Got to see the paint in some light this year and the swirls are horrible. BUT - he parks his car outdoors and isn't afraid to use the snow brush directly on the paint to remove snow. He also lets the monkeys at the lexus dealership wash it for him - they probably use a bucket of sand with water thrown into it for good measure. But heh, he has a son that will spend days fixing it! LOL
My subaru - I did the job 2 years ago, still relatively swirl free but my car is always parked indoors, and I'm happy to say a snow brush did not touch the paint at all the last 2 winters.
As an expert what's your opinion of the techniques / products / results in the video?
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2003 Focus ZX5 infra-red Track Rat - R*I*P
2003 ZX5 CD Silver Track Rat - retired, but still in the driveway
New track rat: 2000 ZX3, Atlantic Blue * JRSC with lots more to come
* New Zetec crate motor - NFG - thanks Topspeed *