Is this a replacement for paint cleaner/rubbing compound step if I am aiming to do this, a coat of polish, then coat of wax?
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This would be a paint cleanser clay removes all the contamination from the paint. Depending on what you're trying to achieve you could either use a 1 step polish then wax. If you want more correction you can compound, then polish, then wax. Always start with the least aggressive first and see if you're happy with the results.
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I wash my car, then use this to get off all the bugs and other grime that doesn't come off with just washing. Then I wax
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Yes, that is exactly what's it is designed for. You can also use it on regular polish.
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Yes. Step 3 is just wax. I ran through all 3 steps on my 2007 white car almost 2 years ago. Although white typically does not show the extreme results you would get from a dark or black painted car, the smoothness of the finish is still amazing from all 3 steps, and the shine and how clean the car always looks is amazing. I would do all 3 steps again to see the results I got (using the Mother's polishing ball made it easier on my hands).
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Hello Johnny. What I can say is that this is an excellent polishing kit for multi purposes. What I can tell you is that "I" would not use the polishing compound that is included with this kit on a Tag Heuer Watch. Why.... because I think it can be a little to rough for the watch's band. I would use instead Flitz polishing cream that can be purchased on Amazon and works extremely well and is soft on the surfaces. The compound that comes with this kit is for stage one of cleaning and removing light rust and stains and smoothing out surfaces, but after use of the compound I would still finish it with Flitz Polishing Cream that will leave you a mirror like finish. Also keep in mine that Flitz also removes light oxidation on surfaces so you get the best of both worlds. It's the same principle as with a car's finish: you wash first, then compound when needed, and then finish with a good quality polishing wax. I personal will suggest that if you are going to try this, try it on the inside of the watch's band to see what your result will be. Another idea is to buy the Flitz Polishing Cream and try it with a smooth white cloth and some cream, then rub it to the shine you desire but this will require elbow grease and time. The kit will speed up the process for sure, but don't go to fast or heavy on the speed of the tool. One other thing, when using Flitz a little goes the long way. Some people put to much and when they use the kitpolishing wheels it goes all over the place. I usually dab a little and polish, if I need to do it again I do so until satisfied. If you like YouTube has videos of Flitz Cream in action, result are incredible. Good luck.
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I have used this wax for years because it does a great job in an easy one step process. It has a very gentle cleaner in it, but is fine for paint or clear coat. It you have a new car and are still concerned about using a cleaner wax, I would recommend Meguiar's Deep Crystal Carnauba wax which has no cleaner in it, is very easy to use and gives excellent results as well.
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Everything you need is in the box. You don't need to use anything else either before or after........this wax in the box (final step of 4) is a liquid and it will, if really buffed goodand I use an old, fluffy robe, make your car shine like a glass mirror!!! Just do all the steps as instructed............... I LOVE THIS PRODUCT for my black 2002 pt crusier................fills in any scratches, sm dings but WEAR GLOVES and only use old, soft, material things like old socks etc because it is soooooo good it will TURN YOUR HANDS, EVERYTHING IT TOUCHES BLACK!! Jan.Rochester NY..........good luck
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It's just fine. It is a glazing polish unlike a cut or cleaner. This is for the final step after cutting and buffing. It will leave a smooth glossy finish.
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This product is a floor cleaner. The Bruce one step sounds like it's a finish...like a wax maybe. So I'd say my answer is "no".
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As a polish, it is intended to come off. It is not a wax or protectant. A good coat of wax should follow the polishing step you use this product for.
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"And will I see a huge improvement if used on a White car?"No. Quick Detailer is not substitute for proper cleaning, polishing and waxing. It is meant to be used between waxing your car.
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It's safe to use, but not to general polish. Remember that the rubbing compound remove the tiny scratches and prepares the surface for the real polish with the specific product for that job.
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This removes light to medium scratches but can also inflict swirling as a result of removing the scratches. That's why Polish is a good idea after. The Polish takes out the swirls left behind by this compound and further enhances the gloss. After Polish do a wax as well. The results will look for better when you follow that order. Compound, polish, then wax. Enjoy! Have a great day.
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If your scratches are truly minor, this would work, but use it only where needed. Your original finish is probably better as is if it is in "good" condition. Use this on the scratches and follow up with a true wax, not a polish, on the rest of the car.
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Absolutely! Today I was polishing a car with both single stage black enamel and lacquer and it works exceedingly well. Even using a wool pad, you would be impressed at how nicely it finishes. As others state, you will need to follow with M205 or something to refine the marks left from compounding. In other words, it is not a one-step product. Worked *carefully* with a microfiber applicator or towel, it can be used by hand, but I would only recommend this in spot applications.
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This is best used as a GLAZE. So it should go on after paint has been clay barred and polished and before a good sealant. There are NO abrasive qualities so it is NOT a polish. Wax usually has carnuba in it in some quantity and this has none. It can be used as a sealant but there are better longer lasting products to go over it as a sealant.
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Yes it will. It's the same concept as polishing a car. I use this when I'm doing my drum shells which are sometimes stained, dyed or painted and them topped off with clear coats.
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It works best to apply polish, it will cake up if you use it with wax. It works fine to remove polish/wax.