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Show'n'Shine Saloon
Black Cobra 12 hour detail
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<blockquote data-quote="glittle75" data-source="post: 11920560" data-attributes="member: 46524"><p>I would definitly get a coat of a nice carnuba wax on there. I like Pinnacle Souveran, but since you went with wolfgang sealant, may want a wolfgang wax as well. </p><p>Looking at your pics, you need a good tire cleaner. Go pick up some Meg's all wheel and tire cleaner. It can be had for cheap OTC, and it works. Spray it on the whole thing, and get a brush to spread it around evenly. Then after it dwells for about 3 minutes, agitate it really good then rinse. It will pull the brown "ozone" out of the tires and leave them with a nice clean black look. An it makes tire dressing go on easier. </p><p></p><p>For glass, try some distilled white vinegar on a MF. If that doesnt get them they are etched in good. Then you will need to decide if you want to spend money on a glass correction kit (expensive), or just hide them with some compound and a sealant. </p><p>I have spots to, and when I correct my paint, I just clay and compound the glass. Then wipe it good and use a glass sealant. Yes they are hidden, and it needs to be corrected, but look around at the prices of a glass correction kit you will use once, and I cant justify the price. And correcting your front windshield will take longer than all the paint on your car. Because the glass is so hard it cuts really slow.</p><p></p><p>Hope this helps, And LOOKING GOOD!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="glittle75, post: 11920560, member: 46524"] I would definitly get a coat of a nice carnuba wax on there. I like Pinnacle Souveran, but since you went with wolfgang sealant, may want a wolfgang wax as well. Looking at your pics, you need a good tire cleaner. Go pick up some Meg's all wheel and tire cleaner. It can be had for cheap OTC, and it works. Spray it on the whole thing, and get a brush to spread it around evenly. Then after it dwells for about 3 minutes, agitate it really good then rinse. It will pull the brown "ozone" out of the tires and leave them with a nice clean black look. An it makes tire dressing go on easier. For glass, try some distilled white vinegar on a MF. If that doesnt get them they are etched in good. Then you will need to decide if you want to spend money on a glass correction kit (expensive), or just hide them with some compound and a sealant. I have spots to, and when I correct my paint, I just clay and compound the glass. Then wipe it good and use a glass sealant. Yes they are hidden, and it needs to be corrected, but look around at the prices of a glass correction kit you will use once, and I cant justify the price. And correcting your front windshield will take longer than all the paint on your car. Because the glass is so hard it cuts really slow. Hope this helps, And LOOKING GOOD!! [/QUOTE]
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