Tips on polishing my ride
lol i just started driving mine.
i curbed my rear wheel like 4 weeks ago and didnt want to drive it like that so i parked it, and yesterday my wheel came in so i took it to get mounted, then did a full detail job on the car lol
i curbed my rear wheel like 4 weeks ago and didnt want to drive it like that so i parked it, and yesterday my wheel came in so i took it to get mounted, then did a full detail job on the car lol
i have almost 2 sets of my other 18s cuz i curbed 2 of them on accident and a dealer tech curbed one. i have the good set forsale, but cant find buyers.
but now im pretty careful just i hit the piece that sticks out in a parking lot and i beat myself up the whole way driving home lol.
but now im pretty careful just i hit the piece that sticks out in a parking lot and i beat myself up the whole way driving home lol.
Originally Posted by HR_Guy
Only suggestion I'll add is next time, use dishwashing liquid before you start the process with claybar. It helps strip everything off the paint. I do this first, then claybar, polish, and wax.
The dishwashing liquid is not a replacement for the detailer spray. The spray is used in between waxes to keep the car looking clean. When you want to do a full polish/wax next time, fill a bucket with dishwashing liquid, and wash your car with that first. It helps prior to using a claybar.
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