Minor scratches and swirl marks on Black Onxy paint.
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Hey guys this is my first black car and getting this paint to look good is very hard. I had a Dark Blue Toyota Celica and the paint was hard to take care of. But I used Zmyol wax before and it got the paint to look really good.
I had just gotten the whole car buffed out for $200 and it still doesn't look good. I even try the zmyol and lots of other waxes but no luck.
I wanna know what other people are using for wax or even tips and tricks to make this look good.
thank you.
I had just gotten the whole car buffed out for $200 and it still doesn't look good. I even try the zmyol and lots of other waxes but no luck.
I wanna know what other people are using for wax or even tips and tricks to make this look good.
thank you.
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OP, do you have a machine?
polishing by hand is very hard and actually takes more skill than using a DA.
In general, steps for a full detail are:
wash
clay
polish
seal
wax
you can read up on polishing at any of the sponsor sites here. Make sure you also read up on how to properly wash your car so once you get it looking fine, it stays that way.
polishing by hand is very hard and actually takes more skill than using a DA.
In general, steps for a full detail are:
wash
clay
polish
seal
wax
you can read up on polishing at any of the sponsor sites here. Make sure you also read up on how to properly wash your car so once you get it looking fine, it stays that way.
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Hey guys this is my first black car and getting this paint to look good is very hard. I had a Dark Blue Toyota Celica and the paint was hard to take care of. But I used Zmyol wax before and it got the paint to look really good.
I had just gotten the whole car buffed out for $200 and it still doesn't look good. I even try the zmyol and lots of other waxes but no luck.
I wanna know what other people are using for wax or even tips and tricks to make this look good.
thank you.
I had just gotten the whole car buffed out for $200 and it still doesn't look good. I even try the zmyol and lots of other waxes but no luck.
I wanna know what other people are using for wax or even tips and tricks to make this look good.
thank you.
So if the car doesn't look good after a 200 dollar buff then the reason is you didn't get a very high quality buff. Most high level professionals charge between 400-1000 for a truly high quality polish job.
You can use a wax like Autoglym Super Resin Polish which will help fill in the swirl marks (likely created by the 200 dollar buff) and help make the surface look the way it should.
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