hpham
Member
- First Name
- Henry
- Joined
- Jun 27, 2019
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- 1
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- Location
- Southern California
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 Civic Type-R
I'm a big fan of turtle wax's new products as well. I did a full detail of my type-r last weekend using their products for protection. I used the turtle wax polish and wax with the griot's g9 polisher to remove the light swirls and scratches, let the wax cure for 24 hours, then used turtle wax ceramic spray on it to add another layer of protection. Great products with some great current reviews. We'll see how long the protection lasts, but I do plan on topping it off once every month or two.Turtle Wax new line of products is so underrated for the quality they are. I admit previous it was a cheap brand, but they really stepped up their game with their products.
I tend to wash my car weekly if weather permits.
I use:
- foam cannon
- Chemical guys Mr. Pink (foams well)
- Turtlewax Wax and Dry ( spray on after your final rinse and dry as normal. Makes drying the car A LOT easier & no water spots!)
- Groits Garage EXTRA-LARGE PFM EDGELESS DRYING TOWEL (best drying towel this thing handles water like a champ. Can dry multiple cars without this thing being over soaked with water and having to drain it, but a little pricey. Remember dry in one direction not in circles)
...this is where it gets good for a beautiful shine....
(I do this once a month)
- Turtlewax Seal n Shine (using less is more with this product. If you drench spray down a part you’ll get streaking. Use 2 microfiber towels.. one to spread the product and one to pick up excess/dry)
...and the final touch
- Turtlewax Spray wax (same towel method as above, wont streak as much)
See the photos for the beautiful shine after my process!
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