Meguiars 3 Step...thought I'd try it out
06-29-04, 10:35 PM
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Holy crap, that's pretty. I just use the wax that comes with the little applicator and it looks pretty good. When I finish the body work, I'm going to try that 3 step out.
Do you buy it together, or do you snag the products seperatly? What do you guys use for applicators and the wiping rags?
Do you buy it together, or do you snag the products seperatly? What do you guys use for applicators and the wiping rags?
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its three products but they say "step 1", "step 2", "step 3" on them...
the first one is a "paint cleaner", second is the polish, which makes it shiny, and the wax i guess protects the polish...?
theres also a spray thing you can use to wipe **** off the wax after it rains or whatever.
i use these applicator pads from zaino. they are just cotton towels wrapped around a sponge. and i have a few 100% cotton towels. for drying a just washed car, that cod oil thing is pretty amazing. leaf blower also helps a lot.
the first one is a "paint cleaner", second is the polish, which makes it shiny, and the wax i guess protects the polish...?
theres also a spray thing you can use to wipe **** off the wax after it rains or whatever.
i use these applicator pads from zaino. they are just cotton towels wrapped around a sponge. and i have a few 100% cotton towels. for drying a just washed car, that cod oil thing is pretty amazing. leaf blower also helps a lot.
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Originally posted by blueskaterboy
its three products but they say "step 1", "step 2", "step 3" on them...
the first one is a "paint cleaner", second is the polish, which makes it shiny, and the wax i guess protects the polish...?
theres also a spray thing you can use to wipe **** off the wax after it rains or whatever.
i use these applicator pads from zaino. they are just cotton towels wrapped around a sponge. and i have a few 100% cotton towels. for drying a just washed car, that cod oil thing is pretty amazing. leaf blower also helps a lot.
its three products but they say "step 1", "step 2", "step 3" on them...
the first one is a "paint cleaner", second is the polish, which makes it shiny, and the wax i guess protects the polish...?
theres also a spray thing you can use to wipe **** off the wax after it rains or whatever.
i use these applicator pads from zaino. they are just cotton towels wrapped around a sponge. and i have a few 100% cotton towels. for drying a just washed car, that cod oil thing is pretty amazing. leaf blower also helps a lot.
I'd be interested in knowing how to get rid of the swirl marks as well. A couple of times I've ended up with light swirl marks that you can barely notice, but bug the crap out of me none-the-less.
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