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I would give the Adam's Revive Polish a try or the Auto Finesse Tough Prep
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Great! I will try and buy a few more things with the Adam's Revive. They have some great products. I just think of paying $9 shipping on a $20 item. haha.
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washed my car last night and I found 3 pits in my clear coat from where bug carcasses sat too long. I've been told clay barring may help, but I'm hesitant to do it quite yet, any suggestions?
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I'll take some, theres a distinct "hole" in the clear I can feel the divot with my finger and the texture changes too.
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might be a rock chip. pic would help. if its just a bug bomb stoners tarminator and / or clay would help. could always stop by if you'd like me to take a look |
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Ok so this is a serious question.... Lol... N e ways one day I picked up a girl and we decided to crises my new car and have sex on the passenger seat... Next thing u know I got some man juice on there and it left a stain
n e suggestions on removal?
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That headunit though...
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LOL! Nice man. I don't have any suggestions, I just felt like laughing.
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I just washed, clay barred and waxed my entire car the other day all by hand. It's very taxing and time consuming. I live in an apt complex and don't have access to a plug and I was curious if anyone could recommend a buffer that doesn't require a cord. Something that wont break the bank either
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Is a no-rinse method preferred even if you have ample access to water facilities?
I'm contemplating getting the ONR wash& wax. Everyone seems to really like it for an all in one solution (even some dilute and use as detailing spray). Or I could go with the Adam's detail kit. However, I think it may be more product than I'll ever use. Is it necessary to polish, glaze and wax? |
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Hmm Just Used adams clay bar and net polymer shield
beautiful!
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I dont even really know where to start. Does anyone know a GOOD microfiber cloth brand to look into? Seems like all the ones on Amazon have some shotty reviews.
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Uber Microfiber Towels. |
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