I painted my car 20th february.. what is the best care i can give my paint now, so it will stay shiny and new-looking?
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New paint, what is the care it need?
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i'd start by adopting proper washing and drying techniques to avoid adding swirls to the paint, because it's fine scratches that are what dull the paint and don't allow light to reflect properly.
for washing, you can use the 2 bucket method. one bucket with a soap/water solution and the other with water.
for drying, use a microfiber towel and the ''press and lift'' method.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=56410
since your car was just painted, i would claybar the entire car because you know it has some fine overspray on it somewhere. then i'd use a paint cleaner, followed by a sealer and glaze, and then a wax.
i'd wax it every 2-3 months after that to keep the paint protected.
i would clay once a year and do the 3 step with it. later.
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Originally posted by TypeGi'd start by adopting proper washing and drying techniques to avoid adding swirls to the paint, because it's fine scratches that are what dull the paint and don't allow light to reflect properly.
for washing, you can use the 2 bucket method. one bucket with a soap/water solution and the other with water.
for drying, use a microfiber towel and the ''press and lift'' method.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=56410
since your car was just painted, i would claybar the entire car because you know it has some fine overspray on it somewhere. then i'd use a paint cleaner, followed by a sealer and glaze, and then a wax.
i'd wax it every 2-3 months after that to keep the paint protected.
i would clay once a year and do the 3 step with it. later.
He knows about Keeping it Fresh
and Never use Dish Detergent i heard that will mess ur paint up bad
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