WOOT! My stuff came today!!!!

**sparkie** · 01-04-2007, 09:45 PM

XMT3 with yellow, I do that alot. LOL I have even used my edge yellow pad with AIO and it work out fine. But I'm doing it to get the car done fast. ltoman, and nick19 are correct.
IMO, there really is no wrong way. Like ltoman said: go the least abrasive way and move up (stronger) from there. Now that is the best way.

**Whitethunder46** · 01-04-2007, 10:11 PM

I started with XMT #2 and green pad. Worked it in very well and made multiple slow passes. Didn't quite do the trick.

Went to a new section and tried XMT #3 on green, same effect.

Went to another new section and went all out. XMT #3 and yellow pad. Still not all out, so I either need to make another pass or work the product in longer. The product is virtually gone when I was done polishing.

Nick: Yes that's on mu Mustang. After taking the pic I realized most of what you see is the top of the fender which I somewhat quickly polished with #2 and green pad. To the right you can see part of the hood which was done with #3 and yellow pad.

Truls: The AW probably was the easiest spray wax/QD I've ever used in the sense of spray on, wipe off. Hard to tell if it added any shine or what not since it's a white car and was in the garage.

I drove home from school tonight in the rain. I've NEVER seen water bead off a car so fast and tight on any car ever before. Natty's Blue for the win.

I know this has been mentioned before and many threads on it. I think one of the most underrated car detailing tips/advice is windows. KLASSE AIO on windows is AMAZING. I mean, literally, water was rolling down my windshield's while not even moving. It wasn't raing, just a mist, this was amazing.

**nick19** · 01-04-2007, 10:45 PM

I asked, because the color looks a lot like "tan" than white.. maybe I'm just not seeing it correctly... lol

Waxing windows is very common, and I do it quite often here in FL with all the rain.. it's just not widely spoken of on here. A lot of people don't know how safe it is to use wax/polish on windows.

D · 01-04-2007, 10:49 PM

What would make waxing the outside of the windows not safe?

**nick19** · 01-04-2007, 10:53 PM

Originally Posted by 03gtmustang

What would make waxing the outside of the windows not safe?

Not to sure what you mean..

But.... Yes, using MaxWax would be fine on the windows. Just be sure to apply, and wipe.. Do half the window, wipe, then the other side.