Valley of the sun issue

HadleysHope

HadleysHope

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Hey guys. Most of the products out there advise applying to a cool surface. My issue is that I live in Phoenix and at this time of year until early November it frequently gets well over 100'f in the garage, even in the morning its not much below 80 in there.

Should I just hold off with polishing and waxing or does anyone know of a product that will do a good job and doesn't mind the heat.

Thanks in advance for your time.

HH
 
With your dry heat you can still polish in your garage as long you they to do it before it goes over the century mark. Remember to keep a eye out on flashing with your type of weather and keep yourself hydrated and just do a panel at a time.
 
All great tips folks. Really appreciate the pearls of wisdom. I purchased a 2003 M3 a few weeks ago and while its got a lot of stone chips its in reasonable condition so I am trying to keep it there!

Thanks again all, really appreciated.
 
HadleysHope said:
All great tips folks. Really appreciate the pearls of wisdom. I purchased a 2003 M3 a few weeks ago and while its got a lot of stone chips its in reasonable condition so I am trying to keep it there!

Thanks again all, really appreciated.
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Yea I have seen the prices for it to be done professionally. I think I will stick to doing it myself, plus its not like I cant use the exercise!
 
HadleysHope said:
Yea I have seen the prices for it to be done professionally. I think I will stick to doing it myself, plus its not like I cant use the exercise!
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If you take your time, and follow some of the good advice, and you play a little and see what gives you the best look, it will become and addiction,,, when you see what your car can look like
 
For sure. An it looks like I have come to the right place for advise you guys are really forthcoming with loads of great tips. Its much appreciated.
 
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