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You can polish it after a couple of days, but I wouldn't touch it with anything else for at least 30 days no matter what, except for a wash and rinse...!! Additives are for the getting the job out the door for the most part.

Their houses must be dirty too.. I plan on keeping my truck for a long time also, and I definitely know that what I am doing presently to keep it like new, will help keep it in great condition for the years to come. New vehicles these days have a built in expiration date..

Where there is a will, there is a way! Something "I" always say: "You have to be smarter than the object in front of you, that you are working on"

I would think you should be able to wash it after a couple of days. It would probably would be a good idea to keep sealers or waxes away from the painted areas for a month or so, as you would with automotive polyurethane paints. Looks like a nice product, did you go over any old steel trim...

Thanks for follow up Mike and the collonite wax tip! I like the megs 80 plus the two pad combo on all my vehicle polishing jobs as well.

someone gave me a botlle a bottle of the ultimate, and I used it with my rotary, and all can is ____ what a hell of a mess it left, all over the place... can you say --sling---:D

I would like to clean up the hull and structure of a nice 24' trailered boat I go fishing on all the time. Since this is somewhat related to autos with fiberglass bodies, I hope you don't mind this inquisition. I am dealing with unpainted gel coat for the most part. Would the Megs 80 with both...

hotrodders.com and SPI Users Forum :: Index both are forums with smart helpful pros and d-i-y's I definitely learned to tackle body work and painting from those 2

I use Megs 80 also.. DG 105 and 601 combo, then some favorite wax!

good job, but hard work! I'd certainly would have run to the store to pick up some paper though. How many sheets of trizac did you blow through?

Great time out there and you couldn't ask for finer weather !!

well it rained of course early Friday afternoon, and I couldn't get the wash done... So, I'll have to be there early to soap her down...Coffee and a micro fiber mit seems to be the way to go.:buffing:

in addition to two agreed replies above, glaze has been mostly used on older enamel paint jobs also. Works wonders for those classics with original paint still left on them.

Sounds like a good product.. I'm about to buy some sealant again. I've been using the DG combo. I'd also like to hear more about this product vs. the other two as mentioned above.. I only put sealant on freshly polished paint. Then apply some killer wax on top of that..

I hope the Love Bugs don't come out to play next weekend!!! :laughing:

What!, No Race Girls ? :(

I have used the lambs wool mitt, but I do like the blue microfiber chenille mit better, especially on my truck which I tend to be picky about. It's also faster I feel, and less dragging.:buffing:

It's not like they are on at the same time, so I get to watch almost all of them, pretty much all the time. There are a lot of favorites in there, it's definitely the best channel going.:dblthumb2:

The bumble bee will be there again this year Meghan! Detail Fest :wave:Detail Fest

when the commercials are on break I like to watch Lost, Discovery, and the History channels. Action flicks are always on my list also.