Hi AJ
Your very welcome mate. There are a huge number of options when it comes to detailing your car with prices for some carnuba based waxes in the thousands. I probably have a couple of dozen different waxes and sealents, and I use what takes my fancy at the time or perhaps a specific wax or sealent to help hide the light swirls on my girlfriends Ibiza. If it were me and your new to detailing I would go for the super resin polish, it's easy to apply and the new formula doesn't produce much dust, try to avoid getting it on plastic trim if you can.
Make sure the panel is squeaky clean and if you can apply out of direct Sun.
Apply no more than a 10p size amount to a wing and adjust up or down dependent on panel size.
Use a soft applicator, Meguiars yellow foam pads are my choice sold in halfords.
Massage in really well, do one panel at a time.
Once is appears dry, swipe your finger over the panel if the paint is clear it's ready to remove
Remove and the move onto the next panel, you can apply more than once to a panel if you like, it won't so much add an extra layer but will provide uniform coverage.
Once the whole car is done you can consider Extra gloss protection or a wax, bit it isn't essential the super resin polish looks good and provides protection on its own, it also removes a light imperfections.
I think it will looks fantastic with the SEP.
Rob
Your very welcome mate. There are a huge number of options when it comes to detailing your car with prices for some carnuba based waxes in the thousands. I probably have a couple of dozen different waxes and sealents, and I use what takes my fancy at the time or perhaps a specific wax or sealent to help hide the light swirls on my girlfriends Ibiza. If it were me and your new to detailing I would go for the super resin polish, it's easy to apply and the new formula doesn't produce much dust, try to avoid getting it on plastic trim if you can.
Make sure the panel is squeaky clean and if you can apply out of direct Sun.
Apply no more than a 10p size amount to a wing and adjust up or down dependent on panel size.
Use a soft applicator, Meguiars yellow foam pads are my choice sold in halfords.
Massage in really well, do one panel at a time.
Once is appears dry, swipe your finger over the panel if the paint is clear it's ready to remove
Remove and the move onto the next panel, you can apply more than once to a panel if you like, it won't so much add an extra layer but will provide uniform coverage.
Once the whole car is done you can consider Extra gloss protection or a wax, bit it isn't essential the super resin polish looks good and provides protection on its own, it also removes a light imperfections.
I think it will looks fantastic with the SEP.
Rob
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