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wacomme · 07-13-08, 05:27

I have a 3M clear bra on my 1996 BMW 318ti, red. I've had it for about ten years. It's not yellowing. In the past I used to hand polish and wax the clear bra along with my paint using 3M's Imperial Hand Glaze and One Grand wax — a common practice in its day. Three to four years have now passed with no detailing outside of regular washings. And now I'm using the Ultimate Detailing Machine and Ultima products. After practicing first on my wife's Jeep, I think I have the technique down to clay, clean, polish, and seal the paint. Now I need to work on my Bimmer. Should I clay, clean, polish, and seal the clear bra the same as my paint? In other words, should I use Ultima Elastrofoam for claying, the UDM for applying UPPP, and seal the bra with UPGP?

Michael

07-13-08, 05:27	#1 (permalink)
wacomme Registered User wacomme is offline Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Colorado Springs, CO Posts: 9	Clear Bra Cleaning and Polishing I have a 3M clear bra on my 1996 BMW 318ti, red. I've had it for about ten years. It's not yellowing. In the past I used to hand polish and wax the clear bra along with my paint using 3M's Imperial Hand Glaze and One Grand wax — a common practice in its day. Three to four years have now passed with no detailing outside of regular washings. And now I'm using the Ultimate Detailing Machine and Ultima products. After practicing first on my wife's Jeep, I think I have the technique down to clay, clean, polish, and seal the paint. Now I need to work on my Bimmer. Should I clay, clean, polish, and seal the clear bra the same as my paint? In other words, should I use Ultima Elastrofoam for claying, the UDM for applying UPPP, and seal the bra with UPGP? Michael __________________ Michael