Before pics would have been nice, noob.
Just messing with you. It looks good. I'm in the middle of clay barring my 06 F150 and 03 Expedition. Next I'll hit it with the wax and buffer. I picked up some Mequires swirl remover in case I get too knarly with the buffer. I also picked up some water spot remover for glass. That stuff worked wonders on my vehicles where the spots had practically etched the glass.
The stuff I have is called Bio Clean. It was about 12 bucks but I've used it on the Stang, truck and still have enough to do 3-4 more cars. Requires a little elbow but works great with a buffer on the large windows.I need to pick up some of the water spot remover. I can't seem to get the spots out on my stang no mater what I try.
Damn that looks good. I need a porter cable!
Mna, I bet your Dad was happy as hell to see the results!
I've used Meguire's products for years and my 15 year old paint is still holding up well. Of course it's always been garaged and never driven in the snowy winters out here.
The wax you used is very good and if it has been 12 years since that thing saw wax then it came out pretty good.
Seeing how the paint is you should go clay it then use a Lake orange pad with the Meguires swirl/cut, then go at it with a white foam pad and glaze it with the Meguirez Professional glaze. After that hit it with your new wax using the black application/finnishing pad. It will come out with such a deep shine you will stare at it like that Tony/Armorall commercial.
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