Clay Bar.....finally
05-14-12, 03:38 PM
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4 coats of wax :O , I heard that if you put more than 2 coats you are taking the previous applied wax off. And it will start to full the finish the more you put on. Just a thought. Also with a 2 hour detail, which also includes clay barring, that means applying 4 coats doesn't give the wax enough time to properly bond to the paint. Anyhow, the car still looks great! Love the wheels too!
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05-15-12, 06:23 AM
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4 coats of wax :O , I heard that if you put more than 2 coats you are taking the previous applied wax off. And it will start to full the finish the more you put on. Just a thought. Also with a 2 hour detail, which also includes clay barring, that means applying 4 coats doesn't give the wax enough time to properly bond to the paint. Anyhow, the car still looks great! Love the wheels too!
)I feel the same way about you saying 2-hr 4-coat detail job is just not enough time. The car looks spectacular however!
05-15-12, 09:56 AM
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Thanks! Love my wheels too. I'm rolling on Megan EZ coils set to level 8 all around. it's exactly 2 inches when laid side by side to the stock struts. 275/30/20 rear/245/35/20 Kumho Ecsta's. Shaved fenders front and rear. The rear is rubbing slightly on highway dips, but nothing uncommon. Only the front scrapes metal, when turning into a driveway so I need to shave the front more. good luck with yours!
