Is it worth the fight?
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not everyone has a construction lamp..haha, but it would do a better trick than using a blow dryer since the heat is more evenly distributed over the surface
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bad idea, especially if your going to get it power polished...everytime someone power polishes the paint, it's pretty much taking a layer off the clear coat, and eventually u won't have any clear coat left...just go out and pick up some swirl remover hand polish, or some sort of good polishing compound and wax your car once a season....if your hardcore, u can wax it every weekend
edit: actually, u should probably go to infiniti and ask if this new type of clear is safe with store bought products....it should be, but u should always confirm...
edit: actually, u should probably go to infiniti and ask if this new type of clear is safe with store bought products....it should be, but u should always confirm...
produces quite a bit of heat...... like a mini-sun
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Funny enough, that's great advice. If only I didn't live in a condo, I would definately invest in one. I think it's nice to have to assess the quality of detailing work performed.
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Ahh yes...the truth can be ugly at times. That's why I really want to ensure that I'm taking all the proper steps to ensure this car is taken good care of. I had my last car for 11 years. I'm pretty loyal to the car as long as it takes care of me. Mutually benefiting relationship...haha
