Finally!.....

[RCZ-Performance]

Some more questions

What polishes or pre wax cleanser / glaze did you / do you use?

I like to know what goes into the finish :thumbup:

Sorry for the late reply, just got home more or less with the Z!

I tend to:

Give the car a good rinse with the powerwash and then wash the wheels with dodo juice ph neutral wheel cleaner
Snow foam (car pro)
Wash and rinse with the 2 bucket, 2 sponge method (dod juice ph neutral car shampoo)
Dry with microfibre mits
Clay the whole car (R
Treat the sills and under sills to Iron-X
Rinse (again)
Check car for scratches, or mark of panels with masking tape
Machine polish the scratches with a Menzerna polish, depends on the depth of the scratches though
IPA wipedown to remove old polish, wax and any other "contaminants"
Zaino Z2 Pro. sealent I
Finsh off with some Megs #16 Professional Paste Wax
Top off with the wax of the month, usualy Migliore Frutta
Clay the alloys, use quick detailer and dry them, apply some good wax such as Megs #3
Clean the interior - clean the leather and give it a good moisturising with autoglym leather care

Hope theres enough info there, its getting late!

Glad to see I am not the only one that believes in Menzerna polishes

 

[Anonymous]

Some more questions

What polishes or pre wax cleanser / glaze did you / do you use?

I like to know what goes into the finish :thumbup:

Glad to see I am not the only one that believes in Menzerna polishes

Oh I think they are excellent, when used with the right pads.

Spent most of Saturday removing all the top coat of horrible show silicone on the paintwork, then claybarred and de-tared the bodywork, with the car being black makes it hard to see where the tar is, however fingerfeeling works well :lol:

Gave it a quick rub over with some SRP to protect the paint until I get the weather to strip it back and polish, seal and wax. No pics yet, sorry!

 

[RCZ-Performance]

Glad to see I am not the only one that believes in Menzerna polishes

Oh I think they are excellent, when used with the right pads.

Spent most of Saturday removing all the top coat of horrible show silicone on the paintwork, then claybarred and de-tared the bodywork, with the car being black makes it hard to see where the tar is, however fingerfeeling works well :lol:

Gave it a quick rub over with some SRP to protect the paint until I get the weather to strip it back and polish, seal and wax. No pics yet, sorry!

I like to use Lake Country CCS pads