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I have a 1993 Mustang Cobra that is a show car only it has 17,000. The car is grage kept, has been in the rain once.
What is the best way to polish, and wax. In the past I have used Mothers cleaner wax once a year, but after finding the forum I am sure there is something better.
Based on dis. in the forum I just purchased the twins and had great luck with them on my 93 honda civic. But I think they maybe overkill for the mustang.
ernaman- Like you I have a car (an '85) that has 17K miles and hasn't been rained on for a looong time. Figuring it's a "garage queen", I've been using a glaze/wax combo on it (currently VM + P21S) forever, but I'm starting to think about a sealant (probably Platinum) because of the protection. You know, just in case something (like a bug splatter or a bird bomb) gets on it on a hot day. Just some food for thought. If you go with a sealant, pick something with a "look" that you'll like on your Mustang (maybe NOT the K twins).
Otherwise, the VM/P21S combo works great, or you could use SEPC/P21S, OR PPCL/Souveran. Those are all "natural" glaze/mild polish + wax combos that are well proven and would make for a big improvement over your Mothers cleaner wax (which isn't all that bad, BTW).
i used 3M IHG for one show, very impressive! hard to apply by hand though, give it a try, for this years show i used #7, S100 then topped with Pinn Paste Glaz , take a look at the pics in this forum if you want
, take a look at the pics in this forum if you want
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