Hi Guys!
This is my first post on here but i have been reading with great interest for a long time and all you guys have cirtainly opened my eyes and shown me that this really is an art form!
Anyway i have a few questions which i am hoping somebody can help me out with.
I have a show car that has been resprayed some 8+ years ago but the paint is still in sensational condition (i think). So good that it was featured on the cover of another magazine a couple of years ago after being featured for the first time in 98. The colour is an extremely dark mettalic red (looks almost black unless you catch it in direct sunlight) with a clear coat.
The car is not daily driven and pretty much lives in the shed under a cover until i take it out for a show or for a drive on a nice weekend.
My current method is to wash (maybe twice a year as it rarely ever gets dirty) and then follow that up with hand polish with Meguires Gold Class "clear coat prep and swirl reducer" and then a coat of meguires gold class "clear coat liquid car wax". This is what i have been doing for years only because i knew no better when i first started - and old habbits die hard! I think the results are pretty good but can they be better?
i have been reading so much on here (and also downloaded that autopia "guide to detailing") and whilst very interesting - it almost raised more questions for me than it answered! Particularly about the carnuba v`s the new synthetic stuff.
Ok to cut to the chase - what do you guys suggest as the best methos for me? I have been hearing alot of good thing about the Klass all-in-one and also the P21S (i think thats it) - what do you think? is the meguires NXT series a better option? is there a method or a range of products that would be better suited to me? I am after basically the ultimate shine and depth. Durability isnt an issue as it sits in the shed 99% of the time and never sees the rain or dirt road - all i want is for it to knock peoples sock off (even more than what it does now!) when it comes out of the shed About the only thing i can see thats wrong with the finish at the moment is the fact there are tiny tiny swirl marks when you look closely in bright sun. i would like to get rid of these obviously! What step of the entire process will target these suckers?
I am open to any and all suggestions! thanks a bunch guys!
Timbo
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