Rsurfer
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- Jan 26, 2007
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Setec Astonomy is one of the most respected and knowledgeable detailers on this forum and though we don't always agree..we no doubt agree on this.
"Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy
Ok, I'll be the first to say it--the cheapest way to get a deep wet shine is to polish the paint until it's deep and shiny--then it won't matter much what you put on top of it. Original poster--if you are trying to get car show looks, you gotta do the car show prep, if you're paint isn't up to it, that AutoGlym HD won't do it for you."
"Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy
Ok, I'll be the first to say it--the cheapest way to get a deep wet shine is to polish the paint until it's deep and shiny--then it won't matter much what you put on top of it. Original poster--if you are trying to get car show looks, you gotta do the car show prep, if you're paint isn't up to it, that AutoGlym HD won't do it for you."