Cleaned and polished the car and decided to take a couple pics
03-26-2010, 12:34 PM
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http://www.eurekaspringsmustangshow.com/index.php
03-26-2010, 12:44 PM
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I am roughly 65 miles south of KC. That looks like an awsome show to go to!! Will they have any kind of cruise type event, or is it just a show and shine? Depending on my work schedule, I will deffinately try to make it to this event. Thx for the heads up!!!
03-26-2010, 01:03 PM
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Very nice black GT 
. As a professional detailer, I'd suggest you'd clay your car before waxing/polishing as it removes the gunk on your car's surface that would otherwise be ground into your paintwork by normal waxing. Funny you used Meguair's cleaner wax/polish as it's what's included when you purchase their clay bar system. It's a good product for a one step waxing, but to keep your car gleaming month after month, a good claying, followed by a quality polish, then protected by a high end hard carnuba wax and finally a glaze to make it "pop". Takes me around 3 hours to do a Mustang this way, but man, you'll never have to wash your car other than to remove severe dirt/grime as a detailing spray will keep it looking fantastic 
. As a professional detailer, I'd suggest you'd clay your car before waxing/polishing as it removes the gunk on your car's surface that would otherwise be ground into your paintwork by normal waxing. Funny you used Meguair's cleaner wax/polish as it's what's included when you purchase their clay bar system. It's a good product for a one step waxing, but to keep your car gleaming month after month, a good claying, followed by a quality polish, then protected by a high end hard carnuba wax and finally a glaze to make it "pop". Takes me around 3 hours to do a Mustang this way, but man, you'll never have to wash your car other than to remove severe dirt/grime as a detailing spray will keep it looking fantastic
03-26-2010, 01:25 PM
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Looks awesome! The turtle wax ice synthetic wax looks pretty good on dark colors as well. You should try it next time instead of the cleaner wax if you have good paint. Cleaner waxes are usually for people who have scratches and are too lazy to polish first.