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Old 11-01-2007, 11:15 AM
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Question Polish for a Toyota???

I'm getting ready to place an order and was thinking about trying a different polish, (I have the XMT 1,2& 3).
I also have a friend who wants me to do his 04 Toyota (4 Runner?) anyway it's black and has never been polished....Lots of Swirls.
I've heard that Toyota has a soft clear coat....Any recommendations on type of polish maybe hints on detailing this one?? Wash, Clay, Polish, Protect... Wax I'm going to use is Souveran.

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Menzerna! Actually, the XMT polishes will work, but I do like the Menz stuff better. I used 106ff on my 07 Toyota Tacoma last weekend and was very happy with the results - it was already in good shape though so you might need something stronger if it's badly swirled.
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This one has more than it's fair share of swirls....after years of terry cloth towels used to wash and dry....
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Maybe pick up some Menz SIP and Nano? or, use the XMT3 to clean it up and then finish with Nano?
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Menzerna Power Gloss Compound, then Nano Polish PO 106FF.
Toyota clear is actually medium to hard but does scratch easily.

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Old 11-01-2007, 12:49 PM
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, although you could use SIP..it cuts less and will probably be fine if it's just swirls..even bad ones.
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If it's really bad you may want to try SSR3. Check out member blkyukon's post about the black Highlander he did ... amazing results with a PC!!
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Thanks for all of the advise! I'm going to order my stiff tonight

I'm picking up the car next Wed. I'll post pics as I go. Thanks Again!
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Thanks for all of the advise! I'm going to order my stiff tonight

I'm picking up the car next Wed. I'll post pics as I go. Thanks Again!

What did you decide to order?
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XMT Polishes, or Menzerna polishes (PO106FF). But don't use SIP, I think it's too much for a softer coat.
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