As I mentioned in the other thread my poor 212 has been subjected to the local car wash brigade for well over a year due to a long house project. The other day the sun caught it and I could see loads of swirl marks in the Tanzanite blue paint work.
Yesterday I clay barred it (loads of crap came our) and then polished it by hand using Autoglym polish and it looks a whole lot better.
The next thing I was planning to do was to wax it and machine polish it. But having read a few threads on here maybe I should use a light cutting compound first to tackle the swirls? Something like Meguire's Ultimate Compound?
Assuming I applied some of that (and machine polished it off) I assume that I would then apply the polish (again...) then the wax?
(......and of course by a blower and a foam lance whilst I'm at it. and maybe a new pressure washer LOL)
Yesterday I clay barred it (loads of crap came our) and then polished it by hand using Autoglym polish and it looks a whole lot better.
The next thing I was planning to do was to wax it and machine polish it. But having read a few threads on here maybe I should use a light cutting compound first to tackle the swirls? Something like Meguire's Ultimate Compound?
Assuming I applied some of that (and machine polished it off) I assume that I would then apply the polish (again...) then the wax?
(......and of course by a blower and a foam lance whilst I'm at it. and maybe a new pressure washer LOL)