Meguiars Wax Job (56K Warning)
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Originally Posted by Rogue
I wish i could say it was all by hand...but no....a polisher was involved. Did I mention it rained the next day? Bah!
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what kind of megs wax was that?
did you use an actual buffer or a random orbital polisher?
theres no way you could ever achieve the same shine that you can get from a machine!
did you use an actual buffer or a random orbital polisher?
theres no way you could ever achieve the same shine that you can get from a machine!
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That'* some incredible paint Todd, especially since that'* the hardest color to maintain!
By far the cleanest black Bonneville I've ever seen. You do an amazing job of keeping that paint like new.
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