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I would get the car and the polish w/ carnuba (note...the polish in this is fairly light and works more like Klasse AIO than a real abrasive polish)
I would also consider:
EX-P - a GREAT sealant
Spray & Wipe - best product they make, I have a 5-gallon container of it
Leather Stuff - can get 32oz for the price of 16 right now, it is a good leather and interior surface treatment
Maybe some Spray and Gloss - a good QD for the EX-P
Best of luck.
-GT
I would also consider:
EX-P - a GREAT sealant
Spray & Wipe - best product they make, I have a 5-gallon container of it
Leather Stuff - can get 32oz for the price of 16 right now, it is a good leather and interior surface treatment
Maybe some Spray and Gloss - a good QD for the EX-P
Best of luck.
-GT
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I too love their stuff, and works great on my TB coupe. the SSR's are best applied with a PC (porter cable), but their Polish w/Carnauba is a very good paint cleaner/fine polish, right before the sealant and/or wax. EX-P is a good sealant, works great when layered, and I think if you top it off with their Natty's Blue Wax you'll have the ultimate shine!
I also like their Deluxe Mega towels (the salmon colored ones), they're really plush for QDing, buffing, removing wax/sealant. and 6 for $30 for high-quality MF towels are a deal IMO.
I also like their Deluxe Mega towels (the salmon colored ones), they're really plush for QDing, buffing, removing wax/sealant. and 6 for $30 for high-quality MF towels are a deal IMO.
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Originally Posted by JeffNaber
ok so about to wash the car. I have a meguiars claybar, and poorboys polish with carnauba. I want to wash my car, claybar, wash, polish, correct?
The second wash isn't necessary, just use a good MF towel to wipe off the lubricant, and the polish should strip away whatever wax/sealant/glaze/nasty nasty was on there before.
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Originally Posted by JeffNaber
ok so about to wash the car. I have a meguiars claybar, and poorboys polish with carnauba. I want to wash my car, claybar, wash, polish, correct?
As eddwin stated, it is probably not 100% required. Still, it is a good insurance move from my perspective.
-GT
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