do you use a mf towel for this?

 

i did and do....

 

If you are getting ready to sale your car and want a quick fix that would be a good solution, but after owning about four black cars throughout my life I have learned that there is just no substitue for a couple coats of an intensive polish, a finishing polish, sealant, and quality wax. Why keep masking the problems when you can just remove it and have a true wet and deep shine versus fillers?

Medium Cutting Polish with an orange pad
http://www.detailedimage.com/wax.php...Polish-IP-P72/

Light Polish with a white pad
http://www.detailedimage.com/wax.php...h-II-FPII-P73/

Sealant grey or blue pad
http://www.detailedimage.com/wax.php...-Sealant-P182/

Wax by had with Natty Blue or P21S
http://www.detailedimage.com/wax.php...Paste-Wax-P30/ or more highend http://www.detailedimage.com/wax.php...nauba-Wax-P83/


And you are done with a great finish you no longer have to hide or worry about your black crayon fix washing away. It's like anything else in life, the cheaper short fixes end up costing as much or more than quality products and results.

 

i HEAR ya but i dont think "product" is going to fix rock chips in the paint. i may be wrong because im not a detailer but you tell me....

 

Rock chips blow monkey *****, and unfortunately are common with Nissan/Infiniti paint. However, I still rather have the rest of my paint in good shape and having its natural color and shine show through rather than mask the entire car for the sake of filliing in rock chips.