Like I said in my intro post, I've tried every product on the market. I really am impressed with adams, and I've seen it do MAGIC..But just not on my paint..
I think that, due to all my improper care to the paint, It might be that there is just ALOT of wax /sealant/polish on the car, making this impossible. Here is what I did
at the time, I didnt have buttery- Meguiars NXT on a black pad
The paint looks terrible at night, and at night time. I want to know, should I perhaps start off with a step that will get layers upon layers of this old wax off..It seems like the finish smudges very easily too, and just doesnt look good
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So, heres what I did.
Like I said in my intro post, I've tried every product on the market. I really am impressed with adams, and I've seen it do MAGIC..But just not on my paint..
I think that, due to all my improper care to the paint, It might be that there is just ALOT of wax /sealant/polish on the car, making this impossible. Here is what I did
2 bucket technique - adams mit, wash, ag.net foam gun
dry with adams drying towel, + spray detailer
Clay where needed
green + severe haze/swirl
orange + haze/swirl
white + fmp
at the time, I didnt have buttery- Meguiars NXT on a black pad
The paint looks terrible at night, and at night time. I want to know, should I perhaps start off with a step that will get layers upon layers of this old wax off..It seems like the finish smudges very easily too, and just doesnt look good
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