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    Polish application

    Hi people, I have a 2005 F150 I bought a month ago and the thing is just like showroom..only 13,000 miles.
    I couldn`t find a mark on it. Anyhow, the truck is silver and I can`t even see any swirl marks. My question is what should I do after I have washed it with PB S&S. I have some PB Pro Polish, some EX and some nattys blue along with differant levels of pads. Do I just wax it and go on?

    Thanks!

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    Re: Polish application

    are these pads for a polisher and if so what machine are you working with?

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    Re: Polish application

    Welcome to DC


    Have you clayed the truck yet? Is the paint smooth?
    If the answer is yes, then just go with what you have
    Pro Polish
    EX
    Natty`s Blue

    in that order
    life is short ..do it while you can

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    Re: Polish application

    Quote Originally Posted by tuscarora dave View Post
    are these pads for a polisher and if so what machine are you working with?
    Working with a PC.

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    Re: Polish application

    Quote Originally Posted by Poorboy View Post
    Welcome to DC


    Have you clayed the truck yet? Is the paint smooth?
    If the answer is yes, then just go with what you have
    Pro Polish
    EX
    Natty`s Blue

    in that order
    Kind of thought somebody would say that
    Darn all that work.

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    Re: Polish application

    Quote Originally Posted by Kangel View Post
    Kind of thought somebody would say that
    Darn all that work.
    That is`nt too much work in my oppinion, If it is in as good of shape as you say, the whole job may only take a few hours. I would use a finishing pad with the PC and take Poorboy`s advice. TD

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    Re: Polish application

    Quote Originally Posted by Kangel View Post
    Kind of thought somebody would say that
    Darn all that work.
    Just consider it spending the day with your baby.
    Enjoy it and post pics.
    Formerly the "Best Detailer", now just Super Wax Waster Man. Not necessarily tactful, but normally right. It`s good to be da King !!!

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    Re: Polish application

    Quote Originally Posted by Ronkh View Post
    Just consider it spending the day with your baby.
    Enjoy it and post pics.
    Will do, hey you guys are ahh well....GREAT!

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    Re: Polish application

    Maybe you should after wash too. Then when its correctly prepared the product are so much easier to use. For example in the old days Id wash, air dry (I was very lazy), get out the turtle wax ( thought it was the greatest), and apply heavy (more is better RIGHT!). Get out the scratchiest bath towel to remove the TW. Man did that suck!!! It was back in the early 80s guys, dont have a heart attack. NOW Pbs SSS, Pbs clay with Pbs spray and wipe as lube, buff with gold and gold Pbs MF towels, paint correction with Pbs SSRs, Pbs polish with sealant, and if its not to late either Nattys Blue or Red. Correction done with either UDM or Vector rotary. All product removal with PBs green and gold MF towels. (I have a lot of them.) I HIGHLY recommend adding the clay bar into the line up, with good lube too. RANDAL IN WINDY AND DUSTY IOWA!!!!!!!! Send rain PLEASE!!!!!!!!!

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    Re: Polish application

    Well I`m all done. Thanks for the replies. Went faster than I thought it would. I went ahead and clayed the truck, washed it all up and then PBPP, PBex and then
    natty`s blue. I am tired though

    Heres some pics at Photbucket. I liked the pictures better after selecting them and then click the resize to 100%.

    Thanks again for help.

    Pictures by Kangel_album - Photobucket

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    Re: Polish application

    ...just wanted to add Ebay sometimes has some good buys. I live in TN. and this truck was on Ebay out of Florida...I gave $11,000 for it. Love it!

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    Re: Polish application

    So do you guys actually buff out polish, sealant and wax by hand or by polishing pad and PC/Rotary?

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    Re: Polish application

    Quote Originally Posted by profusion View Post
    So do you guys actually buff out polish, sealant and wax by hand or by polishing pad and PC/Rotary?
    I applied all with a PC except for wax, I put it on by hand and removed with a polishing pad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by profusion View Post
    So do you guys actually buff out polish, sealant and wax by hand or by polishing pad and PC/Rotary?
    application by machine, removal with microfiber
    life is short ..do it while you can

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