New Detailing Thread. (Wax, Polish, Wash, etc...)

[Fishers Stang]

Quote: Originally Posted by Tbird232ci im suprised no one mentioned Zaino, it has to be one of the most expensive paint systems, but it works beatifully also remember, thats an 8 year old macco paint job, that wasnt waxed untill i got the car

hey man not tryin to be a jack, but could you get a pic of the paint, like the side or top? the front does not really show much.

[Tbird232ci]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fishers Stang hey man not tryin to be a jack, but could you get a pic of the paint, like the side or top? the front does not really show much.

haha, yeah, i posted the pic and was like "you cant tell much from that' ah well"

most of the pics i have with the turbo coupe nose and tempo mirrors on the car were with the car dirty and unwaxed, that one and 3 others were the recent clean ones

heres an older one:

[cubjag]

I use Zaino :thumb2:

[Dom]

Tempo mirrors...you love em don't you?

I like all my mothers products.

[timpryor]

call me crazy but i actually use an electric leaf blower to dry my car off and it works great and as far as a system Da ZaInO CaN nEvA lOsE

[Brent]

Quote: Originally Posted by timpryor call me crazy but i actually use an electric leaf blower to dry my car off and it works great and as far as a system Da ZaInO CaN nEvA lOsE

Never thought about that lol

[Fishers Stang]

haha brent, dont try it

[Funky4.6VERT]

Just thought I would help you and the rest of everyone with, and especially white cars, that those little "rust" spots on your car are actually the tiny metallic particles of your metallic brake pads. they catch the paint and then corrode. they actually are rust spots, just on the surface of the paint, and yes a clay bar does work and should rid you of those spots for a while!

My dad and I used to run a detail shop so if anyone has any questions, don't be afraid to let me know, also I worked in sales for Ford for 2 years and now am a coordinator here at the dealership so any sales or semi-technical questions i would be happy to answer for you!

[Fishers Stang]

Quote: Originally Posted by Funky4.6VERT Just thought I would help you and the rest of everyone with, and especially white cars, that those little "rust" spots on your car are actually the tiny metallic particles of your metallic brake pads. they catch the paint and then corrode. they actually are rust spots, just on the surface of the paint, and yes a clay bar does work and should rid you of those spots for a while! My dad and I used to run a detail shop so if anyone has any questions, don't be afraid to let me know, also I worked in sales for Ford for 2 years and now am a coordinator here at the dealership so any sales or semi-technical questions i would be happy to answer for you!

welcome man, glad to have more help around here, i also work for a Cardealer, my self and my dad run a detail shop on the side.