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Originally Posted by Moc247
Nice job. I spent some time detailing this weekend as well. I did 203 followed up by 85RD on my SG - using my new 7424xp. The results were pretty good, but I still have water spots on the horizontal surfaces and some deeper scratches.
Do you think the SIP with an orange or yellow pad will do the trick? I hate to spend more money (the SIP isn't cheap), but worth it I suppose.
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Chris- I'll send you a PM later. This is a great question for George from DI. You can also PM him.
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Originally Posted by ninjagirl
hey fellow JB owner
Question, I applaud your diligence, but I know that I'm too lazy or won't have enough time for that entire process. Can you recommend a good car soap, just for weekly washes, then drying with mf towels.
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Thanks.
Minimum 5 things for a great washing experience: 5 gal bucket, Grit Guard, car shampoo, washing medium, and (wool mit, Lake Country Red Foam Ulti-Mit, or Uber boars hair brush) Microfiber Waffle Weave Drying Towel. Technique is also important. Never wash in circles because you could introduce more swirls into the paint. Like Tony(Toad) taught me, follow the grain. If you want to step it up like the pros - then two bucket system, foam gun, and water cleaner system. A foam gun is next on my list.
Personally for cost and effectiveness, I would try the P21S Shampoo, LC Red Mit. Don't forget the grit guard, and drying towel. There are great resources here, and make sure to support our vendors!
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Great video