offensive16
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- Mar 23, 2014
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Hi guys!
First of all I wanna say hello to everyone as I'm new to this forum. Therefore as I've written above I'm going to detail my dad's Q7 2011 but I'm not quite sure what to start with .. I mean the paint actually is in good condition and doesn't have any huge swirls that are so conspicuous but all I've spotted so far are single, shallow scratches in some places (not so many of them) especially around the fuel filler cap. My goal is to get a high gloss and shine to the car. So should I polish the whole car or just simply put some product on to get some kind of shine? Another I'd say big problem are waterspots on the roof as it's a glass roof which are quite annoying.
I think the best way is to get the whole car polished but my dad is scared of polishing as he says that his car isn't very old and it's gonna make the paint weaker and less resistant to the surroundings. I explained him that a car doesn't need to be old for polishing process and that people polish even their brand new cars.
Could you please suggest what could I start with and which products to use? In case of polishing what product and pads to use? I'm gonna work with a Flex 3401.
Thx in advance.
First of all I wanna say hello to everyone as I'm new to this forum. Therefore as I've written above I'm going to detail my dad's Q7 2011 but I'm not quite sure what to start with .. I mean the paint actually is in good condition and doesn't have any huge swirls that are so conspicuous but all I've spotted so far are single, shallow scratches in some places (not so many of them) especially around the fuel filler cap. My goal is to get a high gloss and shine to the car. So should I polish the whole car or just simply put some product on to get some kind of shine? Another I'd say big problem are waterspots on the roof as it's a glass roof which are quite annoying.
I think the best way is to get the whole car polished but my dad is scared of polishing as he says that his car isn't very old and it's gonna make the paint weaker and less resistant to the surroundings. I explained him that a car doesn't need to be old for polishing process and that people polish even their brand new cars.
Could you please suggest what could I start with and which products to use? In case of polishing what product and pads to use? I'm gonna work with a Flex 3401.
Thx in advance.
but one more question what pads should I use both while polishing and removing water spots? I wanna polish just a little bit to get a high gloss and shine as the car doesnt't have any swirls and the paint looks very good so I'm gonna work with the least agressive product possible and I will use quite soft pads. But it's confusing to me to choose the best quality ones as there is so many of them on the market, and after I finish polishing do I go straight to put some paint protection or could I put some other product to make the gloss stronger and last for longer?