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Old 05-06-2008, 03:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hows my detaling arsenal.

Going to pick this stuff up tomarow. Hopefully Auto zone will have it all!


Smooth Surface Clay Kit


Swirl Remover (most likely the 16oz)


New Car Glaze


NXT Generation Tech Wax 2.0


anything i should get different?
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Old 05-06-2008, 03:41 PM   #2 (permalink)
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yah, should be a nice beginner's setup.
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yah, should be a nice beginner's setup.
This is my first time doing a FULL detail, Im assuming in this order i should use the product?

1) Smooth Surface Clay Kit
2) Swirl Remover
3) New Car Glaze
4) NXT wax
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This is my first time doing a FULL detail, Im assuming in this order i should use the product?

1) Smooth Surface Clay Kit
2) Swirl Remover
3) New Car Glaze
4) NXT wax

sounds good!
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Old 05-06-2008, 04:59 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Everything looks good and your steps are in the correct order. BTW, what color do you have? If you have NHBP or FBP, I would highly suggest you use Meguiar's #7 Show Car Glaze to bring out the depth in the paint as well as nourish it.
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Old 05-06-2008, 05:03 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Everything looks good and your steps are in the correct order. BTW, what color do you have? If you have NHBP or FBP, I would highly suggest you use Meguiar's #7 Show Car Glaze to bring out the depth in the paint as well as nourish it.
NHBP so don't get the new car, get the show car right?
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Looks like a nice set up. Take pictures. Autogeek can tell you nearly anything you need to know.
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NHBP so don't get the new car, get the show car right?
I would. As soon as I got my car, I washed, clayed, did Meguiar's #7 Show Car Glaze, Wolfgang EXP paint sealant and Natty's Blue carnauba wax. The new car glaze is good, but the #7 will look oh so much better on NHBP.

Here's a thread I did when I first got my Si and detailed it: My new FBP Si Sedan and my Nitrous G35
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FYI, i hate the place but wal-mart has the meguiars clay bar for 15 bucks, definitely the cheapest i have seen.
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^ why do you hate it? They have so many things for so much cheaper than other places.
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yep, like a 5qt jug of Mobil1 for $23. :)
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FYI, i hate the place but wal-mart has the meguiars clay bar for 15 bucks, definitely the cheapest i have seen.
Went to walmart..they had nothing.
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i suggest some tire shine and some metal polish for your exhaust tip!

edit: see :)

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^ why do you hate it? They have so many things for so much cheaper than other places.
Another not-so-happy Walmart story..
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You call that an arsenal?

I need to go take a pic of everything I bought. I swear, I'm probably rivaling a professional detailer in terms of all the stuff I have haha. Ok well maybe not, but I have quite a bit!

But yes, that stuff looks good. I've yet to find a place that really stocks Meguiar's show car stuff, though.
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i suggest some tire shine and some metal polish for your exhaust tip!

edit: see :)
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Yea, deff going to look at tire shine, and gotta find some good polish for my Buddy club can =D
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tire shine can withstand that kind of heat?
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tire shine can withstand that kind of heat?
yeah, I use it. You can use dressing for the exterior too. Just don't leave runs. wipe off the excess.

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haha, i mean tire shine for your tires!
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Bah auto zone didn't have the swirl remover. But i'll live.

Thinking about doing it all today..Its Wednesday..got nothing planed for the whole day/night...I just can't find my hose >:{
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