[V8] Car polish test

Bob & Missy rherguth at sbcglobal.net
Wed Jun 2 22:44:24 EDT 2004


If you have older paint that may have some oxidation or swirl marks from
improper washing or waxing, I recommend this 3M product:
http://www.3m.com/product/g_index/Glaze,_3M(TM)_Machine_(BK)_00.jhtml  After
applying it, you'll want to use your wax of choice to prevent further
oxidation.  You *must* use a foam pad or you'll get swirl marks.  It says
Machine, but I did my car by hand.

If the paint is heavily oxidized, they have some other stuff that can be
used that worked really well on my black car.  It went from looking greyish
to glossy black, but I used a Harbor Freight buffer to speed up the job.
Then I used the glaze and finally whatever wax I had laying around (*gasp*).
If I had color sanded the paint, it would have had a show car appearance.
Amazing stuff.

	-- Bob

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> Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2004 7:29 PM
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> Subject: [V8] Car polish test
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>
> I used Meguiar's Step 2 polish this past week, with the regular
> Turtle Wax carnuba wax after it.  My car is shining like never
> before.  I really saw the Meguiar's take over and bring out the
> shine in the paint.  I'll try all three steps later and let
> everyone know how they all work out.
> Oh yeah, the "2001" polish, which is now made by Turtle Wax, is
> horrible stuff.  Didn't keep the shine at all, and it never
> brought it out.  Just fyi and my personal opinion.
>
>
> Joel
> '90 V8q
> '86 5kcstq
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