Car Care and Detailing Dreams (Part 2)

[adeel_yasir0]

Ok bro no problem. You'll need a dedicated car shampoo, a good quality wax, a detailer spray, Tyre gel, microfibre towels and a microfibre wash mitt. I'll list down the product names.
1. Meguiar's Ultimate Wash and Wax
2. Meguiar's Ultimate paste wax ( As paste wax have a high melting point so more durability and protection)
3. Meguiar's Quik Detailer Spray (Use it after a wax session, to minimize dust attraction)
You can also use Detailer spray after a simple wash. It will make your wax coat last longer.
4. Meguiar's Tire Endurance Gel
Bro Please remember to Never ever dry dust your car. It will cause swirls.
Feel free to ask anymore questions

Bro seriously thanks alot for details. Bro procedure of paste wax is same like yellow wax or is it different?

[adeel_yasir0]

Ok bro no problem. You'll need a dedicated car shampoo, a good quality wax, a detailer spray, Tyre gel, microfibre towels and a microfibre wash mitt. I'll list down the product names.
1. Meguiar's Ultimate Wash and Wax
2. Meguiar's Ultimate paste wax ( As paste wax have a high melting point so more durability and protection)
3. Meguiar's Quik Detailer Spray (Use it after a wax session, to minimize dust attraction)
You can also use Detailer spray after a simple wash. It will make your wax coat last longer.
4. Meguiar's Tire Endurance Gel
Bro Please remember to Never ever dry dust your car. It will cause swirls.
Feel free to ask anymore questions

For confirmation. If you are suggesting these?

[sheharyarali91]

Bro seriously thanks alot for details. Bro procedure of paste wax is same like yellow wax or is it different?

No rocket science in the application of a wax. Just make sure that your applicator is always clean and dust free. Remember to always wax in straight lines and not in circular motions. No problem buddy, we all are here to guide you, feel free to ask any questions. Welcome to the detailing family .

[sheharyarali91]

Bro seriously thanks alot for details. Bro procedure of paste wax is same like yellow wax or is it different?

No rocket science in the application of a wax. Just make sure that your applicator is always clean and dust free. Remember to always wax in straight lines and not in circular motions. No problem buddy, we all are here to guide you, feel free to ask any questions. Welcome to the detailing family .

[umer325]

No rocket science in the application of a wax. Just make sure that your applicator is always clean and dust free. Remember to always wax in straight lines and not in circular motions. No problem buddy, we all are here to guide you, feel free to ask any questions. Welcome to the detailing family .

Every one says to wax in circular motion, why are you suggesting in straight lines? Any specific reason?
A friend and a senior detail told that person should apply wax in circular motion so it gets spread equally.

[adeel_yasir0]

No rocket science in the application of a wax. Just make sure that your applicator is always clean and dust free. Remember to always wax in straight lines and not in circular motions. No problem buddy, we all are here to guide you, feel free to ask any questions. Welcome to the detailing family .

Thanks dear. You have given me full hand to ask questions I hope they dont bother you. One final question can I use this wax on dark colors too? Or is it just for light colors.

[sheharyarali91]

Every one says to wax in circular motion, why are you suggesting in straight lines? Any specific reason?
A friend and a senior detail told that person should apply wax in circular motion so it gets spread equally.

Its a matter of personal choice. Ahmad bhai told me that waxing in circular motions may lead to swirls ( if the applicator gets some dirt on it) whereas while waxing using straight lines, the scratches will also be in straight lines, but it would require a specific angle for them to reflect light and thus it would not easily be visible. You can use whatever suites you.

[umer325]

Its a matter of personal choice. Ahmad bhai told me that waxing in circular motions may lead to swirls ( if the applicator gets some dirt on it) whereas while waxing using straight lines, the scratches will also be in straight lines, but it would require a specific angle for them to reflect light and thus it would not easily be visible. You can use whatever suites you.

Yes there will be swirls if your applicator pad is dirty but as far as its clean no worries.
How will wax spread equally if we are applying it in straight lines?
Yes Ahmad bhai dry car in straight lines but i think he wax in circular motion
Yes, its all summed up to personal choice now

[sheharyarali91]

Thanks dear. You have given me full hand to ask questions I hope they dont bother you. One final question can I use this wax on dark colors too? Or is it just for light colors.

Np bro. Nah buddy, you can ask as many questions as you want. Yes you can use it even on any dark colours, but it will lack depth. For that its best to use carnauba wax, such as Meguiar's #26 or 3M paste wax, as these are also locally available.

[adeel_yasir0]

Np bro. Nah buddy, you can ask as many questions as you want. Yes you can use it even on any dark colours, but it will lack depth. For that its best to use carnauba wax, such as Meguiar's #26 or 3M paste wax, as these are also locally available.

Shehriyar bhai. I've bought ultimate compound for swirls(somene suggested). But I dont know how to use it.

[sheharyarali91]

Shehriyar bhai. I've bought ultimate compound for swirls(somene suggested). But I dont know how to use it.

use it in circular motions. Depends upon the nature of swirl marks. Medium/light pressure on light imperfections and medium/heavy pressure on heavy swirls, work panel by panel and wipe it off immediately

[sheharyarali91]

@umer325
This was suggested by ahmad bhai to a fellow detailer here on this thread.

[aliusman420]

Brothers guide me.
Does this count as minor or significant swirling?

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[Bilalicious]

Brothers guide me.
Does this count as minor or significant swirling?

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It all depends upon one's definition of swirls. To me, its not minor. However, I wouldn't slap compound with a power tool just yet. If I were you, I'd either live with it or hide them using a glaze or polish.
Swirls are inevitable man. Should wait till the situation gets worse and then go for paint correction

[dynamicallyStatic]

Brothers guide me.
Does this count as minor or significant swirling?

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To my eyes (seeing the spread of swirls around the sun spot), looks like a classical shot for capturing a BEFORE correction situation

I am sure most of it wouldn't be because of you but how it had it been handled before. Red color however responds the best to a wet glowing look when the surface is able to reflect fully (i.e. no/minimal swirls).

[PlayMaker]

No rocket science in the application of a wax. Just make sure that your applicator is always clean and dust free. Remember to always wax in straight lines and not in circular motions. No problem buddy, we all are here to guide you, feel free to ask any questions. Welcome to the detailing family .

I think that the items you recommended to the member in the previous post are included in "Meguiar's New Car Kit" which I'm planning to buy once my car gets delivered.
A question; you said that use the quick detailer spray after waxing but I saw a video of two bucket method on dm where the washer washed the car with two bucket method and then he said now the quick detailer spray for glossy/shiny look and then he sprayed without waxing and the car gave a good shine, so what's the exact difference between wax and detailer spray if both give glossy look to the car?

[autophile]

I think that the items you recommended to the member in the previous post are included in "Meguiar's New Car Kit" which I'm planning to buy once my car gets delivered.
A question; you said that use the quick detailer spray after waxing but I saw a video of two bucket method on dm where the washer washed the car with two bucket method and then he said now the quick detailer spray for glossy/shiny look and then he sprayed without waxing and the car gave a good shine, so what's the exact difference between wax and detailer spray if both give glossy look to the car?

It's because the wax is not needed on every wash. Once water beading is reduced, only then you can go for waxing. And detailer spray protects the wax and also reduces dust attraction.

[Cr33D]

even dry dusting with microfiber cloth is not recommended ?

[dms664]

even dry dusting with microfiber cloth is not recommended ?

Use quik detailer with micro fiber for dry dusting

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[sheharyarali91]

I think that the items you recommended to the member in the previous post are included in "Meguiar's New Car Kit" which I'm planning to buy once my car gets delivered.
A question; you said that use the quick detailer spray after waxing but I saw a video of two bucket method on dm where the washer washed the car with two bucket method and then he said now the quick detailer spray for glossy/shiny look and then he sprayed without waxing and the car gave a good shine, so what's the exact difference between wax and detailer spray if both give glossy look to the car?

First of all quantity of Shampoo, wax and endurance gel is quite less in the new car kit and it certainly won't last long if you have multiple cars. Secondly the QD is used to boost the effects of a wax. Lets suppose if an ordinary wax lasts 5-6 days, by using QD after every 2-3 days you can stretch the durability to lets say 10-11 days. QD just protects your wax coat, whereas wax forms a protective layer over the clear coat and protects it from oxidation and all that