Washing my car
I got some Kit car wash and wax concentrate, NXT tech wax, four applicator pads, six finishing towels, two foam sponges (would these scratch my finish) and I was wondering if I wash my car without claybaring it, is it bad to wax it? I will wash it very good but don't feel like buying/doing a claybar today, and want to wax it...Any ideas?
Thanks
Thanks
I'd use a wool wash mit instead of a sponge to wash.
It's not bad to not clay before waxing. Infact, I'd throw in another step for when you clay bar, after--use meguiars colorX before NXT. It's a pre-cleaner type product and will help get it looking its best.
It's not bad to not clay before waxing. Infact, I'd throw in another step for when you clay bar, after--use meguiars colorX before NXT. It's a pre-cleaner type product and will help get it looking its best.
Originally Posted by redgoober4life
I'd use a wool wash mit instead of a sponge to wash.
It's not bad to not clay before waxing. Infact, I'd throw in another step for when you clay bar, after--use meguiars colorX before NXT. It's a pre-cleaner type product and will help get it looking its best.
It's not bad to not clay before waxing. Infact, I'd throw in another step for when you clay bar, after--use meguiars colorX before NXT. It's a pre-cleaner type product and will help get it looking its best.
Originally Posted by redgoober4life
ColorX is really only a cleaner type product. Not much off the shelf is going to remove swirls.
And if the paint is clean, there is no chance of you hurting your paint.
And if the paint is clean, there is no chance of you hurting your paint.
Thanks again goober.
If you're really concerned, use a two bucket method.
One bucket with the detergent and water
One bucket with just plain water.
Rinse the mit after each panel in the plain water, then dunk it into the detergent water. This helps prevent small grime being dragged across the paint, and to keep your wash water clean for the same reason.
One bucket with the detergent and water
One bucket with just plain water.
Rinse the mit after each panel in the plain water, then dunk it into the detergent water. This helps prevent small grime being dragged across the paint, and to keep your wash water clean for the same reason.
Originally Posted by redgoober4life
If you're really concerned, use a two bucket method.
One bucket with the detergent and water
One bucket with just plain water.
Rinse the mit after each panel in the plain water, then dunk it into the detergent water. This helps prevent small grime being dragged across the paint, and to keep your wash water clean for the same reason.
One bucket with the detergent and water
One bucket with just plain water.
Rinse the mit after each panel in the plain water, then dunk it into the detergent water. This helps prevent small grime being dragged across the paint, and to keep your wash water clean for the same reason.


