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Mr Clean auto dry
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comeplete gimic...you cannot wax your car by washing it...it must be buffed into the paint...you can do it by hand of course but thats why buffers/polishers over 10,000 RPM's work so well..they actually warm up the paint coating and work it into it...of course you just have to make sure you do not burn off the paint and need practice
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I use it all the time and with Meguiar's car care products and it works very well:
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The Auto-dry thing is crap. There's a "new" version of it that's supposed to be better, but it's more expensive.
When I used it on my truck, there was a haze on the entire car that didn't come off. It sucked on the glass, because it made it nearly impossible to clean for a while and it streaked badly when it'd rain or get muddy.
Used it once and threw it away. Don't waste the money.
When I used it on my truck, there was a haze on the entire car that didn't come off. It sucked on the glass, because it made it nearly impossible to clean for a while and it streaked badly when it'd rain or get muddy.
Used it once and threw it away. Don't waste the money.
You might want to look into claying your car...sorry I do not have much time now otherwise I would explain...(or wax it twice, once with a cleaner wax (tutrle wax's is fine) then one for a good nice shiny coat)
but I would polish it with mequiar's color X polish...it'll bring your black back....then Meguiar's gold glass wax for the finish...will you be putting it on by hand or machine?
if by hand thin it out with some rubbing alchohol or it'll be a biatch to remove
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