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[Phaze Automotive]

Ok new question....After knowing my list of products, what order would you use the products listed above? Please include any additional wash processes with the word wash. Thanks again!!!!

Here is how I was thinking the process would go-
Wash
Clay ?
Iron X ?
Wash
VSS
Polish ?
JetSeal
Wax
Ive read I might want to switch the IronX and Clay around.

Iron x
Wash
Clay
Wash (optional)
Polish
Seal
Wax

[briarpatch]

I've used HexLogic pads and the Butter Wet Wax......like them both. Can't say that HexLogic are better or worse than others...I simply do not have enough experience with other brands to make a call....but they worked well for me. BWW is a very user-friendly, easy on/easy off wax, which leaves a nice wet shine....but it's longevity (in my experience) is around 3 weeks.

[RaydiantDetail]

I have used Black Light and Jet Seal on a few customer cars with no issues. Agreed that with CGs a lot of it is marketing, and AGO/ ACC have great products and pricing etc.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...-phillips.html

[shagnat]

Just one recommendation.

Get a "fine" clay bar. A more aggressive clay bar (medium etc) should only be used on severely contaminated vehicles.

If you maintain the car, the "medium" clay bar will be too aggressive.

[shaggerr23]

well its been a while since I started this thread, So far everything has been solid. I am in need some new or at least extra pads and I also want to possibly get/try a glaze. Other then that, I like the end results.

[postaltwo]

Congrats on your purchases . I personally have never used CG 's stuff . There youtube videos are total horseshit and I find them irritating for that reason alone I will not even try there stuff . But I'm sure there not terrible...have fun the gg 6" Should be a good starter machine for u

[aztec1987]

I am going to be honest but not all of their products are good at all. I have used Butterwet wax and the lifespan of the product is pretty short I use it as a quick detail/gloss enhancer when I am on a hurry for a date after a quick wash. To be honest I driver a 2006 Mustang GT BLACK! so you must already know that the color is a super high maintenance car. I only got the following from CG in which have worked out for me and gave me great results, pictures here speak for themselves. I have purchase some of their items in which I thought it would be good but to be honest most of them have let me down in which some are not even that great, as well for my friend that worked for CG told me the same thing and told me to stay away from certain products and which ones are worth the money. Like in example the J97 wax is about $900 in which they market that is the most luxuries and high end product when he told me the J97 wax is same thing as the Concourse 50/50 wax just that the only difference is that the J97 has a bit more of carnauba in the ingredient than the 50/50. Now you asked yourself that does it make it the $900 price tag? Simple, the container itself cost $500 to make in which practically you are purchasing a container with a wax that it equivalent to the Concourse 50/50. Now enough about that you seem like you got a pretty good set up but instead of the GG I got a PC 7242XP in which I love it. The Torq10FX is ok but you might as well get the PC 7424 in which is cheaper and much higher RPMS. Let not forget the 7242 is much cheaper than the Torq10FX. This is my arsenal when I detail my Mustang

CG:
Citrus wash + gloss (foam)
Mr. Pink soap (bucket, 2 bucket wash method)
Medium clay bar + lube
V36 (orange logic hex pad) + V38 (White pad hex logic)
2 coats of Blacklight (1 coat left on overnight, wait 30 minutes, apply 2nd coat and allow 2 hours to dry. Wait 30 minutes)
2 coats of Wet mirror finish (allow 1 hours of curing)
Apply 2 coats of wax (Either Concourse 50/50, Black)
Finally 2 layers of Jetseal
Tires and interior I usually use VPR or G6 Hypercoat

For the rims I use IronX but to be honest ensure you do not inhale or get a wiff of the product because it smells nasty even thou it says it smells like Cherry.

[WillSports3]

There really isn't that much wrong with CGs stuff, I treat them the way I treat any manufacturers products, there's some I like and some I don't like. I love their polishes and QDs, as well as some of their APCs. I don't use their LSPs as I found BWW to be easy to use but that being said with the terrible durability it provides, I might as well as a spray wax essentially. They have good products, you just have to not get caught in every little thing they sell for every little use.

[aztec1987]

I've been wanting to try Dr. Beasleys products

[Jimmy Vegas]

I've used Dr. Beasley's Nutra-scent. Very good product.


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