Detailing 2002 White Tacoma and Chevy Cruze

[CAMAROZL1]

These are my steps for a 2002 Tacoma with mild swirls and a brand new Chevy Cruze.
1. Wash w/ Megs. Shampoo and conditioner
2. Pinnacle Clay kit
3. WG Swirl Remover w/ orange pad
4. WG Finish Glaze w/ white pad
5. WG Deep Gloss Pain Sealant w/ blue pad
6. WG Fuzion Wax w/ red ultra soft

I plan on using sealant, in evening, in the garage w/ garage closed to prevent moisture and let it cure over night. I have read pass articles on how WG sealant and wax don't mix will (wax takes away bit of shine and wow factor). Should I stop at sealant and next week re-wash and apply wax or just use WG spritz sealant? Ill be using Meg. and cobra microfiber towels to remove sealant. Another question I have is will the red ultra soft pad be good choice for wax or should I use a different foam pad.

 

[rider9195]

The process sounds good. But if the Chevy Cruze is brand new, I do not think you will need to use the Total Swirl Remover on it. It shouldn't have that many swirls. Just the Finishing Glaze on a white pad should do the job IMO. What machine are you using for this process?

I haven't heard anything about the Deep Gloss Paint Sealant and Fuzion having problems together. But be sure to let the sealant cure at least 12 hours before applying the Fuzion. Personally I don't think the Fuzion will take anything away from the sealant. It will actually enhance the appearance and extend the durability since the Fuzion is a Hybrid wax.

Now are you talking about the red foam pads you will put on the polisher? Or the red foam pads you use by hand?

 

[poweraid]

right in the wgdgps info it suggests to top with fuzion if u want that layered look . being that fuzion is polymer/Nuba no reason why it would not work on top of a sealant . using the dgss this can be used as a stand alone sealant or as an upkeep/booster . I have used this over 845 no ill effects. red pad is just fine for sealants and waxes . I use a blue lc flat

 

[CAMAROZL1]

Now are you talking about the red foam pads you will put on the polisher? Or the red foam pads you use by hand?[/QUOTE]

Yes the red foam pads on the polisher. Ill be using a PC.
Is there a big difference between Blue and Red?