what should I use for a lambo

**jamores23** · 02-06-2009, 12:21 PM

ok. my friends owns wheels boutique down here in miami and he wants me to pass by on monday to wax up a lambo. Now what wax should I use? I know it is going to have some nice expensive wheels on it what should I use? Do I wipe the car down with alcohol before i wax it or should I use a cleaner? Should I apply it by hand or rotary with ccs blue or red pad? Any help? I have PB natty blue paste wax is that good enough? I dont want to damage the car. Would I treat this like any other bmw or mercedes lol i know its a big price difference but is there a difference between clear coats and sensitivity on the paint?

**Deep Gloss Auto Salon** · 02-06-2009, 12:25 PM

Same thing you would use on a Yugo... Wax/sealant is not paint specific

As for what correction products you should use... That is dependant on the condition of the CC and the results you are being paid for

**Streetlife** · 02-06-2009, 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by MotorCity Honda

Same thing you would use on a Yugo... Wax/sealant is not paint specific

As for what correction products you should use... That is dependant on the condition of the CC and the results you are being paid for

**loudog2** · 02-06-2009, 01:09 PM

Are you good with your rotary? If there is any doubt, use a DA. It will be costly if you burn that paint. Espeacially if your not insured. What other supplies do you have?

**67Customs** · 02-06-2009, 01:19 PM

However you do it on thoese BMWs, do the same to the Lambo.

**jamores23** · 02-06-2009, 01:22 PM

I use a rotary. My uncle has a surface temp reader and I can also go just by touch and feeling the heat on panels. Im going to just wax the car though and maybe the wheels. I just ordered wg fuzion polymer estate wax. what should I use on wheels? I got optimum tire gel but no gloss i like the meguiars spray tire shine its awesome. I also use lexol on interior the two step. good right?

**67Customs** · 02-06-2009, 01:26 PM

Don't use a machine. If you are only going to wax it, just do it by hand with a foam applicator.

If the wheels are super clean, use the Fuzion on them also. If not, find a good liquid wax or sealant for wheels. The reason why I say liquid for wheels is because they are sometimes dirtier than they look and you don't want to contaminate a paste by rubbing the contaminants into the tub.