After a winter of running my cars through the tunnel wash it’s time to fix up the marks. I have 2 black and 1 navy car and did the wife’s 24 yesterday, my plan is to do my 21 and 18 today, if my shoulders hold out. I had the older cars ceramic coated, felt like a waste of money honestly.
I’ll do the same thing I’ve done for years. Turtle wax 53448, black, hybrid solutions acrylic ceramic but does take a fair amount of elbow grease. It’s supposedly a corrector and polish and has always worked well. I’ll then use the black ceramic acrylic spray wax for the 2nd coat. I use this combo on my navy blue car as well and the end result is a pretty flawless, swirl free shine. I do this a few times a year, using meguiars gold class (black) detailer in between times. I’m sure there’s better options but this works and I get tons of compliments.
Swapped out the wife’s wiper blades yesterday, oem to trico silicone ceramics, which was a sad day. The Nissan mitsuba oem wiper blades are hard to beat, but a bad winter of snow and ice took its toll and they were in bad shape.
I’ll do the same thing I’ve done for years. Turtle wax 53448, black, hybrid solutions acrylic ceramic but does take a fair amount of elbow grease. It’s supposedly a corrector and polish and has always worked well. I’ll then use the black ceramic acrylic spray wax for the 2nd coat. I use this combo on my navy blue car as well and the end result is a pretty flawless, swirl free shine. I do this a few times a year, using meguiars gold class (black) detailer in between times. I’m sure there’s better options but this works and I get tons of compliments.
Swapped out the wife’s wiper blades yesterday, oem to trico silicone ceramics, which was a sad day. The Nissan mitsuba oem wiper blades are hard to beat, but a bad winter of snow and ice took its toll and they were in bad shape.
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