was going to do cleaning on the weekend and was curious , how you guys wax and not get any on the side molding or rear molding etc ....i was going to use my 10" orbital polisher and it seems it might be inpossible to not touch and modint etc ....
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hey. if you're not comfortable using the orbital right up beside the trims, just go as close as you feel comfortable going. then do the edges by hand. If you're using the orbital right it will take some time by hand to get a good match up. Also you should be able to get pretty close to the molding, just don't use to much polish/max at a time. Most people use way to much!
Speaking of doing it I probably should get out and do mine soon. My family owns one of the largest detail products distributors in the country, so i have no excuse for my truck looking as bad as she does right now
Speaking of doing it I probably should get out and do mine soon. My family owns one of the largest detail products distributors in the country, so i have no excuse for my truck looking as bad as she does right now
Hey, here is a link, which may not help...but I know he has posted some that will help ya if you search....
http://forums.trailvoy.com/showthread.php?t=59934&highlight=greg
He mentioned somewhere taping off the trim/molding ect.
http://forums.trailvoy.com/showthread.php?t=59934&highlight=greg
He mentioned somewhere taping off the trim/molding ect.
hmmm, you should talk them into supporting the Trailvoy crew with some wax and polishes. lol
:iagree: works great!!
Use a synthetic polish.
Ive been using "Finish First". I "wax" all the plastic and glass with it. I found out about this product a an corvette show, three out of the four guys i asked recommend it.
Ive been using "Finish First". I "wax" all the plastic and glass with it. I found out about this product a an corvette show, three out of the four guys i asked recommend it.
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