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Originally Posted by edpontiac91
You would need to know if your paint is in good enough condition to use a 1500 compound(with a machine polisher and a wool pad). Then wash the whole car to remove any compound from the finish. Next would be a high quality name brand polish(applied with a foam pad and machine polisher). Last would be the hand application of a yellow wax, and wipe off with a micro finish towel. You'll need to reapply the wax about every other month to keep the paint looking this good, because the oils will start to leave the paint after only a few months. There is "NO" 6 month or a lasts forever sealent. They ALL need to be put back into the finish to keep that just waxed look. If you have a garage, then you extend the time between applications, but the more times that you wax it, the easier it becomes to put on and take off. Hope this helps, ED
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She's wetsanding the car to prepare it for new paint......this has nothing to do with waxing or polishing existing paint.......
- Justin