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freddrick

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Mar 20, 2014

#21

• Mar 20, 2014

• #21

Hey jek57 have you ever tryed a paste wax called Finish Kare 1000p hi-temp it works really well and what make of car do you drive.

 

5.0_GT_kid

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Apr 18, 2004

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Mar 26, 2014

#22

• Mar 26, 2014

• #22

Wax selection is far less important than surface prep. You can throw a high end wax on a poorly prepped surface and still have a ty looking car. Conversely, you can throw your basic OTC wax on a well prepped surface with good results.

That said, Clearkote's Vanilla Moose Wax is a very good wax for a good price.

 

5.0_GT_kid

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• Mar 26, 2014

• #23

madspeed said:

Actually.... You want to clay, then sealant, then polish, then wax

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Why would you seal and then polish? Polishes have corrective abilities which will remove the sealant you just applied.

General application should go Wash --> Clay --> Compound --> Polish --> Glaze (optional) --> wax/sealant.

 

Roanstang

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#24

• Apr 6, 2014

• #24

I found at a detailer supply store in Victoria,Tx. "Euro Tech 7000 polish/glaze and after Mother's clay it really was great for my red candy paint.