(stupid question) wax or polish
#1
(stupid question) wax or polish
So I know this will make me sound stupid but want to get this completely right in my head, I want to wax my car to protect it and to get it beading etc but not effect the paint as I know you shouldn't t-cut / polish your car too much, is that correct?
where as polish restores colour and removes small scratches but affects paint slightly each time, is that kind of right?
Basically if I get the turtle wax metallic for my Scooby or I might try the simonez rinse off wax for ease, is that going to do what I want?
If so I wont bother getting polish at the moment.
thanks and sorry for the dumb question
Also when waxing, is it best to apply panel by panel with 1 micro fibre cloth and then buff with a separate one?
Can I rinse, wash, rinse, chamois, wax, buff?
sound ok?
cheers again
where as polish restores colour and removes small scratches but affects paint slightly each time, is that kind of right?
Basically if I get the turtle wax metallic for my Scooby or I might try the simonez rinse off wax for ease, is that going to do what I want?
If so I wont bother getting polish at the moment.
thanks and sorry for the dumb question
Also when waxing, is it best to apply panel by panel with 1 micro fibre cloth and then buff with a separate one?
Can I rinse, wash, rinse, chamois, wax, buff?
sound ok?
cheers again
#2
Scooby Regular
iTrader: (17)
I hand polish mine roughly every 6 months, with G-Techniq P1 polish, but i will add a coat of wax every month to keep it topped up.
I find it easier to use a small polishing pad to apply wax, a small amount of wax goes a long way. I usually get a tester pot of dodo juice wax and that can last me almost a year.
I wax the whole car and leave it for about half an hour to let the wax set and it makes it easier to remove.
I find it easier to use a small polishing pad to apply wax, a small amount of wax goes a long way. I usually get a tester pot of dodo juice wax and that can last me almost a year.
I wax the whole car and leave it for about half an hour to let the wax set and it makes it easier to remove.
#3
Scooby Regular
iTrader: (17)
Polish i use.
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/car-po.../prod_844.html
Wax tester pot.
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/sample.../prod_613.html
Pad for applying wax.
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/access...r/prod_30.html
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/car-po.../prod_844.html
Wax tester pot.
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/sample.../prod_613.html
Pad for applying wax.
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/access...r/prod_30.html
#5
Is a blue scooby Sti classed as light or dark?or would I get the standard dodo wax that isn't colour related.also turbo wagon what are the main differences in application and longevity of soft and hard waxes?
Thanks again
Thanks again
#7
Scooby Regular
iTrader: (17)
Difference between soft and hard is the longevity of them. I wash mine once a week and found the dodo juice hard wax beads well for about a month. My winter wax is collinite 476s which is suppost to be one of the most durable wax's you can get.
Collinite link,
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wax/co.../prod_207.html
Dodo juice is very easy to apply, and the collinite is much more time consuming, due to the hardness of the wax. A little bit goes a long way, and the less you apply makes it a lot easier to remove.
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