2006 Laguna Blue Pearl
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2006 Laguna Blue Pearl
Washed with NXT soap
Clayed with meguiars clay kit
Washed with NXT soap
Swirlx with PC and a LC blue pad at 5k rpm
Deep crystal polish with PC and a LC blue pad at 3k rpm
NXT tech wax 2.0 liquid with PC and a LC blue pad at 3k rpm twice
Clayed with meguiars clay kit
Washed with NXT soap
Swirlx with PC and a LC blue pad at 5k rpm
Deep crystal polish with PC and a LC blue pad at 3k rpm
NXT tech wax 2.0 liquid with PC and a LC blue pad at 3k rpm twice
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Looking good.
I also use the Meguiar’s clay and NXT wax.
Kind of off topic but is that a state inspection sticker in the middle of your windshield?
If so, it’s an effed up location for it.
I also use the Meguiar’s clay and NXT wax.
Kind of off topic but is that a state inspection sticker in the middle of your windshield?
If so, it’s an effed up location for it.
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Originally Posted by NNY S2k,Oct 19 2009, 01:41 AM
How long you keeping the Vt plates?
Nice job on the car
Nice job on the car
And as far as I know thats where VT inspections go. Looks stupid from the outside but the mirror blocks it from the inside.
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You should look into the LC red pads for wax. The blue ones are still soft but I believe they just barely have some cut. I've always used blue for polish and then the softer red one for wax.
Car looks great though. I love laguna blue.
Car looks great though. I love laguna blue.
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Nice work for some OTC stuff.
The red pads are even softer than the blue ones. Red is strictly for wax.
I personally use the blue pads for "jeweling". I don't use red pads.
The red pads are even softer than the blue ones. Red is strictly for wax.
I personally use the blue pads for "jeweling". I don't use red pads.