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It will be my choice after reading other reviews and your helpful video review! Thank you and Aloha!
TheGenesis0000 5 months ago
Collinite No.476S
Job Done!!!
Blunder1248 7 months ago
you need to buy a random orbital and some light compound and fix the paint yourself.....wont be hard :)
gshdrums 8 months ago
i pressed the like button first ...yess! lol
phamjohnny11 9 months ago
Sweet dude. I was just researching this product and i clicked on your video. Dude i got the same exact car with the same exact front grill lmao.
Does this (or waxing in general) cover some of the light scratches?
Thanks.
cdog9991 1 year ago
@cdog9991 Yes.
jont717 1 year ago
@cdog9991 That is funny you have the same grill. Yes it does.
jont717 1 year ago
@cdog9991 Hey just a quick tip....for light scratching a swirls pick up a bottle of Meguiars Swirl X. After you have finished that try using Meguiars liquid CLEANER wax. I agree the spray wax helps minimize the appearance of the scratches, but it does not eliminate them. I use the spray wax more as a means to prolong the life of my normal waxing. You must complete light paint correction which is what the Swirl X compound will do. Best of luck!!
fish4kbcf 11 months ago
@fish4kbcf Hmmm, I just purchased Meguiars Ultimate Compound before i got your comment...what do you think about this product? I also got the Meguiar's NXT Generation Tech Wax 2.0, i plan on waxing my car regularly.
Yeah I want to learn how to work on my car and take care of it properlly. Those 6th gen civics are nice cars and they last a long time, and I think it would be a shame if the body to rusts out and the engine still has plenty more life in it.
cdog9991 11 months ago
@cdog999 I just used the Ultimate Compound yesterday when I polished an 09 Honda Accord. I really like it, yet it feels a bit more aggressive than the Swirl X. If I were you, I would start with the Compound, then hit it with the Swirl X followed up by the Tech Wax. Oh by the way if you are using a buffer...BE CAREFUL. I suggest a dual action buffer which will prevent you from burning your paint to causing holograms. Best of luck!
fish4kbcf 11 months ago
Nice vid, you sholdt get rid of your swirl marks aswell for maximum shine and depth :)
Roybenz1 1 year ago