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dengsxr · 11-20-02, 10:12

wow thanks Aurora40 that was a mouthful there. You are correct that was my plan a few days ago however we have a very wet weekend and things didn't turn out in my favor. But since then I now have the BF PP and the polish. So I revised the plan a bit. I kind of wanted to bang it out in an afternoon/evening as I live in NY and it is starting to get cold out. So here is the plan that I came up with

1. Wash with Dawn
2. Clay
3 I am thinking SMR should do the trick the car is garaged
4. wash off residue dawn again here
5. #7 glaze ( is there really a benefit here of using this)
6. BF Polish
7. BF Paint protectant

The following weekend wash and apply a layer of S100

How do you think that looks in terms of not repeating stuff.
Hmm maybe I'll practice this on my girlfriends car first! hehehe

thanks for your help!!

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dengsxr Registered User dengsxr is offline Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Bronx NY Posts: 210	wow thanks Aurora40 that was a mouthful there. You are correct that was my plan a few days ago however we have a very wet weekend and things didn't turn out in my favor. But since then I now have the BF PP and the polish. So I revised the plan a bit. I kind of wanted to bang it out in an afternoon/evening as I live in NY and it is starting to get cold out. So here is the plan that I came up with 1. Wash with Dawn 2. Clay 3 I am thinking SMR should do the trick the car is garaged 4. wash off residue dawn again here 5. #7 glaze ( is there really a benefit here of using this) 6. BF Polish 7. BF Paint protectant The following weekend wash and apply a layer of S100 How do you think that looks in terms of not repeating stuff. Hmm maybe I'll practice this on my girlfriends car first! hehehe thanks for your help!!