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you guys are like awesome. my homework will have to wait for tonight^^ :dblthumb2:

thats A LOT of info, thanks. yes im better off spending my money on a DA polisher. or i could mess something up and spend more money trying to fix it. also i do have scratches and swirl marks but i dont think those scratches can be fixed with a compound. so just removing swirl marks whats a...

thanks! will do:D

well which one will eat throught my paint because now im confused....the last person just said the polish would eat through some of the clear. so how strong are they and which kind should i choose? as for the sealant, i was wondering if it needs some like cure time of is it just buff it on and...

well i thought the compound part wasnt needed as much. someone just said use polish with some compound in it. so im confused. so polish is bad for my paint??? kind of lost here. and yes you guys are probable right on this one. i just thought it could be some way to save money if i can...

hey there, yes the porter cable seems like the tool i need but its really expensive. i went to the advanced auto parts here by my house and they did have a 40 dollars buffer/polisher. if i find the link ill post it here, i dont know exactly the name or specs of it. will this compound and...

rule number one, clean surface to clean a surface!:dblthumb2: check. yes i used one for applying the liquid to all windows and one just for buffing it.

carnauba wax is something found in the leaves of the palm tree. the wax makes possible for the water to run down off it so the tree can get the water it needs.

ok so ive been asking lots of questions on here lately, and i have finally come up with a detailing process that will work for me as a side thing. what i mean is taking care of my personal vehicle and friends just for the fun of it. so heres what i have so far. DA polisher (will get one for...

yes indeed, im brazilian btw^^ woot woot, ur welcome auto guys;D

it actually prevents fogging. someone on here psoted an article and i read it there i think. and it says on the bottle it helps prevent fogging i think. but o well the inside was just as bad as the outside. but if anything goes wrong i will update a thread saying not o use rain x on the inside...

thanks, i will check it out:props:

how can i access that? im not so good fiding my way around on here still

yes sealant it is.. the yoda is a daily driver out 24/7. so could i use those spray on wax after applying the sealant for that extra shine?

great i will read those:dblthumb2:

now see thats what i was wondering. soo if i wanted a little nicer finish could i spray some of those quick detailers after waxing or "sealing" the paint?

anyone care explaining what each really does in simple words? how do they differ from each other?:confused:

no worries, i used the rain x not in spray but in an actual bottle i had here. a very milky color. just wiped in on like a wax, then let it dry. once its hazy just buff it off. worked like a charm. i did the inside and out of all the windows except the rear, i only did the outside of it. :dblthumb2:

that sounds like a good idea actually...any specific products i can get at a local autozone or advanced auto parts?

i will now:righton: