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HEUGE · 05-05-03, 08:54

Well not everywhere yet, but I just saw some light swirls on the trunk of my Brickyard 350Z yesterday, so I stopped procrastinating and I come now looking for the experts.

My previous car was a 1995 Ford Probe GT in blue (Royal Blue) that I had started protecting with Meguires when I first bought it, and after that I switched to Blue Coral Autofom. I like to keep my cars clean, and I find it relaxing to wash and wax my cars. There were many swirls marks in that car, but with a clean car and the autofom, many people always assumed that it was new. Right now I am looking to switch to better products since I am down to my last few bottles of Autofom, but I don't want to pay $50.00 for 2 ounces, and I am looking for better methods.

If you think that you can convert me into a detailing professional, I will listen to any words that you have to say. Thanks for such a good board.

05-05-03, 08:54	#1 (permalink)
HEUGE Registered User HEUGE is offline Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 1	Swirls... swirls... they're everywhere Well not everywhere yet, but I just saw some light swirls on the trunk of my Brickyard 350Z yesterday, so I stopped procrastinating and I come now looking for the experts. My previous car was a 1995 Ford Probe GT in blue (Royal Blue) that I had started protecting with Meguires when I first bought it, and after that I switched to Blue Coral Autofom. I like to keep my cars clean, and I find it relaxing to wash and wax my cars. There were many swirls marks in that car, but with a clean car and the autofom, many people always assumed that it was new. Right now I am looking to switch to better products since I am down to my last few bottles of Autofom, but I don't want to pay $50.00 for 2 ounces, and I am looking for better methods. If you think that you can convert me into a detailing professional, I will listen to any words that you have to say. Thanks for such a good board.