Car finish ??

[aussiebj]

did a search but could not find anything so here goes two fold question...first my car is a leftover 06 so it sat at the dealer for awhile the finish on the car is in my opinion less than show like when you glide your hand accross the finish it i srough with i hint of what feels like unseen overspray if you know what i mean i have washed the car alot and applied carnuba wax mothers no 2 system and then quick detailer three times with little affect..i would like the towel to glide over the surface...do i have to clay bar it ???.........second there are stains in the paint from where the rain has run down from the louvers i quess from sitting at the deater outside for awhile what can i use to remove them....the car is satin silver heres a pic...any help would be greatly appreciated..barry

[RoushSuperFan]

great looking car......i would probably start with a clay bar, fresh wax, polish, and then see where your at.

[Juztang]

I would do a full exterior detail on your car. I get brand new cars and do a full paint detail when I get them. I always claybar, polish, and add either a sealant or a carnauba wax, whichever the customer prefers.

For your car I would claybar the whole car first. This will get your paint feeling silky smooth and take all of the contaminants out. Next I would polish to bring out more shine and to completely clean the paint, this also preps your paint for the next steps. The polish will most likely take off the waterspots you were talking about. Now if you want to add a lot of wetness and depth to the paint I would apply a glaze. Lastly for good protection and a lot of reflection I would go with a sealant for your colored car.

If you follow this process it will take your paint to a new level and really make it pop! Let me know if you have anymore questions.

[RoushSuperFan]

Originally Posted by Juztang

I would do a full exterior detail on your car. I get brand new cars and do a full paint detail when I get them. I always claybar, polish, and add either a sealant or a carnauba wax, whichever the customer prefers.

For your car I would claybar the whole car first. This will get your paint feeling silky smooth and take all of the contaminants out. Next I would polish to bring out more shine and to completely clean the paint, this also preps your paint for the next steps. The polish will most likely take off the waterspots you were talking about. Now if you want to add a lot of wetness and depth to the paint I would apply a glaze. Lastly for good protection and a lot of reflection I would go with a sealant for your colored car.

If you follow this process it will take your paint to a new level and really make it pop! Let me know if you have anymore questions.

i should have know to recomend him contacting you.......i have seen what your products did to tony's stage 2......amazing!!!! you should get some of Juztang's products......they do wonders on your paint and finish.

[autoguns]

Originally Posted by RoushSuperFan

i should have know to recomend him contacting you.......i have seen what your products did to tony's stage 2......amazing!!!! you should get some of Juztang's products......they do wonders on your paint and finish.

I would second Justins products. I'm working on the 5 parts finish now ...

1 clay

2 polish

3glaze

4 sealer

5 wet wax

Justin is a 1st class guy to do business with ....Very helpful, and will answer any questions you may have ....JW

[Yelleroush]

Listen to Justin!!!! He is the man

[aussiebj]

ok Justin just put what i need in a kit form and let me know what it costs....Thanks for your help..Barry

[spindlecone]

Make sure to get no less than 20 of Justins Microfibers.

[Juztang]

Originally Posted by aussiebj

ok Justin just put what i need in a kit form and let me know what it costs....Thanks for your help..Barry

Barry, My Obsessive Detail Power Pack has everything you need to do a full exterior detail. Here is a link http://www.obsessivedetail.com/Obses...lProducts.html
The Power Pack is $90. As Spindlecone metioned, you might want to also check out my high end microfiber towels. They are great quality and are a lot better than what you can get over the counter.

You can Paypal me directly and get your fnsweet discount or you can just buy directly through the site and I will throw in some freebies to equal the discount. Let me know if you have anymore questions.

[Blkstg2x]

Originally Posted by RoushSuperFan

great looking car......i would probably start with a clay bar, fresh wax, polish, and then see where your at.

Jon...I wouldn't expect you to know exactly but you got those out of order dude..Clay, Compound, Final Polish, Machine Glaze, Wax...Sealant..Wax..Sealant, wax Sealant....Mas coats!! Good to go!..We have to get to gather for a little lesson in detailing.



And Justing..Where the hell was that nice little $90 package when I placed my order?
J/k..you hadn't recieved your products in just yet.. However I will be placing another order from you VERY soon. Mostly the wheel seal a ton of plush microfibers (ive started to use these to dry my car with and LOVE them), and probably a gallon of the Quick Detail Spray or waterless wash..which ever you would recommend.

[Juztang]

Sounds good Tony! You should try out my new Ultra Premium micros, they are the thickest I've had yet. Man I didn't have the $90 package yet! Sorry bud! I think you might just have to get a gallon of my Fast Shine and a gallon of my Waterless Wash + Carnauba! Just kidding, actually both work really well. A lot of people like my quick detailers even better than the Poorboys!

[Blkstg2x]

Originally Posted by Juztang

Sounds good Tony! You should try out my new Ultra Premium micros, they are the thickest I've had yet. Man I didn't have the $90 package yet! Sorry bud! I think you might just have to get a gallon of my Fast Shine and a gallon of my Waterless Wash + Carnauba! Just kidding, actually both work really well. A lot of people like my quick detailers even better than the Poorboys!

Screw Poorboys! I'm backing the House brand!