I just spent the weekend using the Meguiars 3-step process #1-cleaner
#2-polish #3 Carnuba. I am very impressed with the results. Supposedly, the
darker your vehicle, the more impressive the results from this 3-step system
(So your black vehicle should look even better). Mind you, it took a few
hours all together - consider it DAK BONDING ;-).
As far as swirls and scratches - none. I use 100% cotton tericloths for
everything - except to dry the vehicle after washing. On the initial wash I
used a new spotless wash by Turtle Wax (I forgot the name, but the wash is
gold in color). It worked great, and I used a chamie to dry the vehicle
before I started the Meguiars.
-----Original Message-----
From: William H. Hiatt III <william@hiatt.net>
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 10:56 PM
Subject: DML: Washing/Waxing black dak. Adivce Needed
>First off, sorry for all the posts I'vew been making lately. I just want to
>learn from a wonderful bunch of folks like yourselves :). I'm sick and
>tired of paying somebody to detail my car, who could also be screwing it
>up. What is the best way to wash, polish, wax your car. I like the meguiars
>stuff personally, and will probably use that. What's the best towels to
>use. I DO NOT want to create scratches/swirls in it, keep in mind. What's
>the bets thing to use for the polishing/waxing. I'd prefer to do it all by
>hand, but guess I could use an orbital buffer if I knew how, but I don't
>want to start going through clearcoats/etc. All advice is recommended and
>appreciated
>
>william
>
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