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amazn1 · 12-18-2006, 08:22 AM

I used Mequiar's three step process...except I didn't use step one since there are no swirls in the car. I actually started with Mother's clay bar which gets all the tiny dirt particales off and makes the car as smooth as a babys butt. Then I used Mequiar's step two Polish which conditions the paint before wax, then finally I used Mequiare's Gold Liquid Gold. A lot of work (about 5 hours total) but WOW, what a shine. I will try to get some pics posted.

12-18-2006, 08:22 AM	#8
amazn1 Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Huntington Beach, CA. Posts: 63 iTrader: (0)	I used Mequiar's three step process...except I didn't use step one since there are no swirls in the car. I actually started with Mother's clay bar which gets all the tiny dirt particales off and makes the car as smooth as a babys butt. Then I used Mequiar's step two Polish which conditions the paint before wax, then finally I used Mequiare's Gold Liquid Gold. A lot of work (about 5 hours total) but WOW, what a shine. I will try to get some pics posted.
	amazn1's Sig:06 Silver Steel Metalic R/T Zoomers Cat-back, AFE Stage II CAI, Superchips FP, Debadged, Blinker mod, Tinted Tails, Chrome engine trim kit.