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imaxorz Aug 25, 2007 06:33 PM

Detailed my girlfrend's car
 
This used to be my car before I got the G, now my girlfreind drives it. It was in pretty bad shape. After a wash it would still look dirty when the sun hit it because of all the swirls.

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Can I get some advice about the dust that polishes create? I had so much of it. It got everywhere, into every little crack and it just makes a big mess. Is there a easy way to get rid of it? Do you guys wipe it off as you go, or just way until the end?

I've found some white little specs on my G too, I'm suspecting its polish dust that has sealant over it. Its pretty hard to get off using just a towel. :confused2:

35bills Aug 25, 2007 07:10 PM

What products did you use on the car?

Some polishes tend to dust more than others once they have broken down.

Did you work indoors or in the sun? The sun will prematurely break down the polish due to the excessive heat.

If you are working in the sunlight, I would stick with a polish that tends to take awhile to "break down". (Optimum products are such).

Also, work in small areas...2X2 or even 1X1 at one time.

imaxorz Aug 25, 2007 08:01 PM

I've used pinnacle XMT polishes. It was a cloudy day around 74F. Most of the time I was in the garage too because it started to rain.

I did small areas at a time too, but I mean pretty much the whole car was covered in polish dust.

Garnet Canuck Aug 25, 2007 09:54 PM


Originally Posted by imaxorz

Can I get some advice about the dust that polishes create? I had so much of it. It got everywhere, into every little crack and it just makes a big mess. Is there a easy way to get rid of it? Do you guys wipe it off as you go, or just way until the end?

I've found some white little specs on my G too, I'm suspecting its polish dust that has sealant over it. Its pretty hard to get off using just a towel. :confused2:

I find that Menzerna's PG throws off a huge amount of dust. What I do is wipe the vehicle down with my QD (Poorboys Spray & Wipe) and then continue as normal. I'll typically have to follow up the Menzerna's PG with a less abrassive polish like SSR1. I hope that helps.

imaxorz Aug 25, 2007 10:27 PM

^ do you wipe it down as you go? Or when you are totally done with polishing.

I've been meaning to get some Poorboy's S&W too. It will be great for winter.

Thank you.

35bills Aug 25, 2007 10:52 PM

Here is a link to using Pinnacle XMT and a PC...


Garnet Canuck Aug 25, 2007 11:06 PM


Originally Posted by imaxorz
^ do you wipe it down as you go? Or when you are totally done with polishing.

I've been meaning to get some Poorboy's S&W too. It will be great for winter.

Thank you.

If I am using a polish like PG, I'll wipe the vehicle down quickly with PB's S&W before I continue on with the next polish.

Queenskid24 Aug 26, 2007 09:43 PM

after every panel i use QD (Megs, or Poorboys). Also spray one or two sprays on the pad before the polish. To avoid getting it all over the place use blue tape on the emblems and cracks. GL

O HELLA JDM Aug 27, 2007 02:07 AM

nice nice...its hella clean

imaxorz Aug 27, 2007 11:08 PM

Thank you for your feedback and tips guys. I will try that next time. Hopefully not for a long while.


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