Meguiar's Detailing Tips - Part 2

Rod Kraft from Meguiar's talks with Terry McGean from Hemmings Muscle Machines about restoring the paint on our Chevelle. Part 2 of a 3-part series

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[cherniybumer16]

@hellraiser313 you have to buy "chemical guys citrus wash and clear", cost about 25 bucks, use 2 oz on a gallon of water. but the best way is to use it with cannon foam gun that lets it sits in the paint for a while. some people use dish washer soap, but its not professional way. when there is no wax, but some water on the hood and it should not bead at all. you're ready to clay.

[guessagainnigga]

Working on that finish all day doesn't allow for restroom breaks...watch 8:34

[hellraiser313]

if the car has wax on, do you have to remove it before doing these procedures, if so, how is the wax removed?thanks

[gshdrums]

anyone can high speed buff.....

[tru3pimp24]

this guy is a beast at high speed buffing

[bass1134]

all pro...

[gshdrums]

It does seal but only very lightly

[utubeb14]

that car does not have a clear coat

and yes he does not seem like a pro

the colour came or because it was a cuting compound watch pt1

[LouisvilleEclipse]

Yes but never use bleach or fabric softener.

[LouisvilleEclipse]

The pad is the same color as the pad because he is polishing paint that is single stage which does not have a clear coat. When you polish, you are removing a tiny amount of paint. When that paint is clear coat, you cannot see it on the pad because it is clear. With single stage paint, the color of the paint will be seen on the pad. Similar to how he explains color sanding single stage versus wet sanding clear.