When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
I can't remember exactly, but I know it took quite a while over a period of over a week. I think maybe 15+ hours or so.
Originally Posted by gamedog
Nope... He applied two coats of sealant prior to two coats of wax...
Bingo!
After cleaning/clay/polishing (polishing is what took the longest), I used glaze, then sealant, 24 hour cure, sealant again; then the next weekend I washed again, wax, 24 hour cure, wax again.
How did you get the scratches out the inside of the door handles
I didn't get them all out but improved the appearance quite a bit. I used the polishes by hand, used the PC as far into the cups as possible (tape the handles to keep from scratching them) and used the glaze/sealant/wax to hide them pretty well. I now have 4" pads that allow me to get in there pretty good with the PC. They are in desperate need if some TLC right now.
I didn't get them all out but improved the appearance quite a bit. I used the polishes by hand, used the PC as far into the cups as possible (tape the handles to keep from scratching them) and used the glaze/sealant/wax to hide them pretty well. I now have 4" pads that allow me to get in there pretty good with the PC. They are in desperate need if some TLC right now.
11-21-2008, 04:33 PM
I work slow, but I'm good.
