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scbackpacker · 10-06-06, 04:59

Iv'e just purchased a new Ford F150 Lariat and I want ot keep it looking new. I work at a 3M plant and I can get 3M products at employee pricing so I plan on using their products. I've used some of the Perfect-it light cleaner and wax on an old Cougar that I have and I thought it did a good job of bring the shine back. I've purchased some 3M Perfect-it Show Car liquid wax #39026 for the truck. It says it is for new car and like new car finishes. How good are the 3M products for long term finish protection?
One more question. I have a 98 Jeep that I plan to clean and wax. I bought some glaze to use but I don't know when to apply it. Do I use the light cleaner and wax first then apply the glaze or do I even need the glaze? It's been about a year since I wax the car.

I plan on using just the Show car wax on the truck only since it's new.

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scbackpacker Registered User scbackpacker is offline Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 3	Hello new to site..I have a few questions. Iv'e just purchased a new Ford F150 Lariat and I want ot keep it looking new. I work at a 3M plant and I can get 3M products at employee pricing so I plan on using their products. I've used some of the Perfect-it light cleaner and wax on an old Cougar that I have and I thought it did a good job of bring the shine back. I've purchased some 3M Perfect-it Show Car liquid wax #39026 for the truck. It says it is for new car and like new car finishes. How good are the 3M products for long term finish protection? One more question. I have a 98 Jeep that I plan to clean and wax. I bought some glaze to use but I don't know when to apply it. Do I use the light cleaner and wax first then apply the glaze or do I even need the glaze? It's been about a year since I wax the car. I plan on using just the Show car wax on the truck only since it's new.