Detailing Thread [For Newbies][continued 3]

[indiej]

yung M80 pwede din sa new paint yun.

jm, it's safer with M81, no wax.

rico, if they sprayed ample clearcoat, chance to correct after 4-6 months. wala daw protection just gloss, but 3M IHG is a safe way to go. 3m wrote it on the IHG label. you could opt to not put anything.

you could also ask how much to clearcoat the whole car.

[jmpet626]

Pagkakaalam ko walang Wax yung m80 SpeedGlaze nung bagong repaint yung car ko m80 gamit ko for 2 months.

http://www.meguiars.com/faq/index.cf...54&section=_54

To maintain your cars fresh paint during the recommended curing time you can safely use any of the below Meguiar's pure polishes, which are not only safe for fresh paint but help to enhance the curing process while making your paint look it's absolute best.

M-03 Machine Glaze

M-05 New Car Glaze

M-07 Show Car Glaze

A-21 Deep Crystal Polish

Another product you can use to maintain fresh paint throughout the curing process and even afterwards is Meguiar's M-80 Speed Glaze. Speed Glaze is a cleaner/polish that also contains a unique paintable polymer that will extend the durability of the product while offering protection to the finish closer to that of a real wax or paint protectant.

[indiej]

Pagkakaalam ko walang Wax yung m80 SpeedGlaze nung bagong repaint yung car ko m80 gamit ko for 2 months.

http://www.meguiars.com/faq/index.cf...54&section=_54

eto kasi ang common sa mga waxes nila
Isoparaffinic Hydrocarbon 64742-48-9 2-8 None 265-150-3 Xn; R-65

m80 and prolly a21 or step2 (TS - trade secret) has this. the rest m03, m05, m07, m81 don't

but they say it works which is the same with your experience so that's good to know.

[rico_g]

jm, it's safer with M81, no wax.

rico, if they sprayed ample clearcoat, chance to correct after 4-6 months. wala daw protection just gloss, but 3M IHG is a safe way to go. 3m wrote it on the IHG label. you could opt to not put anything.

you could also ask how much to clearcoat the whole car.

Will prolly stick to step 2 for now... Sayang naman kasi di na nagagamit... What do you mean by "chance to correct"? Meanin no corrections to be made for 4-6 months? So no cleaner waxes, polsihes or anything abrasive?

[indiej]

Will prolly stick to step 2 for now... Sayang naman kasi di na nagagamit... What do you mean by "chance to correct"? Meanin no corrections to be made for 4-6 months? So no cleaner waxes, polsihes or anything abrasive?

not at all. with thicker clear coat, you just have more leeway to make corrections. if a product doesn't impede the gassing out during paint curing, generally it's ok. if you correct to perfection now but can't really protect as much, you'll just redo later and reduce more clearcoat (CC).

that isoparaffin hydrocarbon is a synthetic solvent commonly used as a vehicle for insecticides. not a wax at all i guess. the lineup is green lighted by the manufacturer as jmpet proved. some of them have a bit of cleaners for maintenance/correction and shine of new paint, but offer minimal protection.

finally, pics! does it look like murky water against the other detailed panels? hood pa naman-dapat baklas at may oven para flawless.