You should come to our annual spring time clean meet. http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showt...hp?t=123764122

 

^^man ur car looks clean...

i gotta wait til after the rain to wash my car... damn cali weather.

 

Yea, damn Cali weather. Thx bro. VR deserves to shine always. The sun was out the other day and I can't help but stare at it. In a sea of other cars the VR just pops out!

 

btw: Never noticed it before, but in Fast & Furious (Drift) a VR gets squashed near the end of the flick. Oh the VR-anity! But then, it wasn't as well maintained as Josh's.

 

Any of you guys ever work on getting those spider web like swirls out of your clear-coat? The ones you see in full sunlight reflection or under a halogen lamp. Meguiar's has the products for it, #105 followed by #205. Aptly named "The Twins". But I've found the clear on our cars to be pretty hard. Not likely you'll have too much luck applying by hand, you'll need a buffer.

But back to the topic, I've enjoyed using Wolfgangs sealant and following it with a coat of Meguiar's #26 (yellow carnauba).

 

I use SSR 2.5 then 1 or SSR 2 then 1. It depends on the condition of the paint when I do polish it.

 

^ Ditto. I love Poorboys products. I have not tried those Meguiars products, but I'm sure they would work just as well.

Now if only there was an easy fix to rid the orange peel effect besides a full wetsand of the car.