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Maguirs ultimate paste wax
I clay barred the hood, roof, trunk, and front fenders of my car yesterday. I finished it off with meguirs ultimate paste wax since from my understanding it is fully polymer and a really good sealing/protecting wax. The results look really good. For a commercially available wax, I would say it is probably one of the best I have used.
I will update in a month with details on how it is holding up. I live in sunny southwest Florida with the sun and rain. I daily my car working sales, so i out the mileage on. |
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Clay bar will pick up surface contaminants and drag them across the paint as you are swiping the bar of clay across your paint. That induces scratches and swirls. Your washing procedure may also strip the top coat of wax/protection from your paint, causing whatever scratches and swirls that were beneath that layer of protection to show up again. You apply a layer of wax or sealant that fills these scratches up, hiding these imperfections until the next time you decide to wash your car. The correct way to do it is, as @Stay Fresh Car Care says, to wash, clay bar, polish, seal, then wax. There are a few more intermediary steps, but that's the gist of it. |
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