RE: Wanting to detail CORRECTLY..few ?s
Multi-step is the way to go - that way, each compound is focused on one particular aspect of paint care. Meguiar's makes a nice budget multistep system that you can get at any auto parts store. Scan down and look for my post about doing it on my car - it's several posts below this post of yours in the detailing forum. I only used two of the three steps and was impressed with the finish, especially considering that I paid about $8 for each step. As for wax, my personal preference is a wax called S100, available from Harley-Davidson dealerships - simply an amazing finish. If your car is more than a few years old, you may want to give it a claybar treatment as well. Also, when I clean my car, I only use microfiber towels on the paint, nothing else - I use them for drying the car, applying polish/wax, etc. The only exception is that I use a clean (every time) terrycloth bonnet on an orbital buffer for removing polish/wax - if they made a microfiber bonnet, I'd use that lol.
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