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Ive got some very light swirls in the hood, and a couple other places on my 2008 Honda CR-V, most likely from automatic car washes ( Ive switched over to hand washing it now like I do my Corvette ). Its the dark blue color.
Im considering 3 products to remove them, maybe somebody could help me choose. The paint still has all the shine and luster it originally did, its my DD, garage kept but parked under trees at work, and Ive been putting NxT 2.0 on it twice yearly.
Im considering
1.) Deep Crystal
2.) SwirlX
3.) Ultra Finishing Polish #205
I will be applying by hand, with a foam applicator.
Id rather start milder and go more abrasive if required. The #205 is much pricier, but if I stand less of a chance of damaging the paint, or its more suitable I dont mind forking out the bucks for it.
The plan is...
1.) Wash
2.) Clay
3.) Rewash with Dawn
4.) Polish
5.) NxT 2.0, let sit 24 hours
6.) Quik Wax on top.
Im considering 3 products to remove them, maybe somebody could help me choose. The paint still has all the shine and luster it originally did, its my DD, garage kept but parked under trees at work, and Ive been putting NxT 2.0 on it twice yearly.
Im considering
1.) Deep Crystal
2.) SwirlX
3.) Ultra Finishing Polish #205
I will be applying by hand, with a foam applicator.
Id rather start milder and go more abrasive if required. The #205 is much pricier, but if I stand less of a chance of damaging the paint, or its more suitable I dont mind forking out the bucks for it.
The plan is...
1.) Wash
2.) Clay
3.) Rewash with Dawn
4.) Polish
5.) NxT 2.0, let sit 24 hours
6.) Quik Wax on top.
Dawn, or whatever he finds under Mom's kitchen sink, is all he uses on his 2000 LeSabre. He has been doing that for ten years since new, nothing has fallen off. The car looks great, and Mom's hands look pretty good too! I really think the only "problems" Dawn, and the like, will cause, is wax stripping. Since he doesn't wax the car, he has had no problems.
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