Meguiars in 3 Step , this stuff is awesome

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In past I use every wax and polish and last one was Mothers , but I decide to buy Meguiars in 3 Step and guess what , its works better than any other stuff I use in mine life
Thanks Zach (GT1105) on assistance trough cell

 

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Killercanary

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I couldn't agree more with you! I recently used it and my mouth dropped at the results... it was simply amazing! I'll never use anything else now...

 

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Looks really nice Seth. Once I run out of my Ultra Gloss I'm going to give that 3 step a try to see how it does.

 

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WOW! That looks fantastic, nice wax job.

 

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your talking about the 3 step system? Step 1 is the paint cleaner, step 2 is the polish, and step 3 is the wax right??....if so yeah that stuff kicks ass!!!....ive got it in the basement....your pics gave me the desire to do it tomorrow lol...only problem is it takes quite some time to do all 3....


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What is the actual product name? It looks like it works great.

 

Killercanary

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Deep crystal system

 

Nik_95Cobra

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Wow, looks sweet, I'll have to try that process the next time. Lookin' good Seth.

 

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Looks good! I will be buying it all this weekend. I hope mine turns out as good.

 

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I've been using the stuff for a long time and it is great.

 

SN95StangMan

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Very Nice man. You should think about getting some new headlamps to make that whole front end shine.

 

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That looks so CLEAN!!! I'm definitely going to give it a try as soon as I get my Stang put back together.

 

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HoofnIt said:

That looks so CLEAN!!! I'm definitely going to give it a try as soon as I get my Stang put back together.

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yeah, that comes from step one of the process (the paint cleaner)...


you should buy a clay bar while your getting this stuff...wash with dish soap to get all the old wax off...clay bar the whole car...then use all 3 steps on the whole car...will look like a million bucks!


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Seth, stang looks great. I have used that stuff for about a year now, and won't use anything else. Too bad it takes most of a saturday afternoon to do all three steps. Oh well, the results are worth it.

 

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Thank you all

It take me about 6 hrs with washing
First day I did 1st and 2nd step ,next day I wash car again and repete 2nd and finish with 3rd step

 

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Whereabouts can you pick this stuff up? What about the clay bar?

 

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I'd guess you could pick it up at discount, autozone, or pepboys. I doubt walmart would have it.

 

swingline

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Well the Wal-Mart here sells both Meguiars and Mothers so I will have to check. I didn't know if there was a place on the Internet that you guys bought it.

 

Car Nut

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I've been using the 3 step stuff for 3-4 years now and it does the same job for me.

People at my work can't believe that my car is 10 years old, because it looks better than any of the new or newer cars in our parking lot. Most of them think that paying $50 for a car wash is what "detailing" is all about cause they put on tire shine and charge a lot, lol. I spend an afternoon two times a year and get mine looking about as good as yours. I guess I should do it more often, since the results are that great.

For anyone else who is new to the "multi-step" process, note the importance of using a terry cloth pad to put each coat on. It is also important to use very clean terry cloth towels to rub each coat off (and turn the towel often, meaning you'll need a few towels). This works great for me and I only apply each coat one time. Cover entire car and then towel the whole car off........do that three times.

The cleaner really is the key to the whole process, but the real shine doesn't begin to show until the polish is used.

Great pics!!!

 

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Looks great Seth. How are those shoulders feeling?My arms were dead when I finished with that3 step system. Get some some headlights Bro!!! Otherwise lookin'