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#946
Hi George, thanks! I managed to take some pics after work today but it was already getting dark... It looks awesome during the day but I didn't have my camera and a craptastic BB camera would not do it justice you can find the pics here: https://www.myg37.com/forums/members...ow-grease.html
One additional comment. The exterior window trim on the G is quite soft/tacky, so the glue from the blue masking tape left some residue which I'll need to clean up, any ideas on product to use?
One additional comment. The exterior window trim on the G is quite soft/tacky, so the glue from the blue masking tape left some residue which I'll need to clean up, any ideas on product to use?
#947
Hi George, thanks! I managed to take some pics after work today but it was already getting dark... It looks awesome during the day but I didn't have my camera and a craptastic BB camera would not do it justice you can find the pics here: https://www.myg37.com/forums/members...ow-grease.html
One additional comment. The exterior window trim on the G is quite soft/tacky, so the glue from the blue masking tape left some residue which I'll need to clean up, any ideas on product to use?
One additional comment. The exterior window trim on the G is quite soft/tacky, so the glue from the blue masking tape left some residue which I'll need to clean up, any ideas on product to use?
Any degreaser would do the trick, but the P21S is nice because it's safe on virtually any surface.
Let me know if there's anything else I can help with.
George
#950
Registered Member
so where does the wool/polyester bonnet come into play when it comes to polishing, or are we only using foam pads?
if using foam pads, would it fit into my 7" polisher/sander?
if using foam pads, would it fit into my 7" polisher/sander?
#952
Does your polisher have a 7" hook and loop backing plate? If so I'd recommend going with 7.5" pads are larger. You want to avoid using a pad smaller than your backing plate. If your backing plate were to touch your paint, you're sure to cause some damage.
If you have any other questions on anything, please do not hesitate to ask.
Let me know if there's anything else I can help with.
George
#954
Let us know how things turn out.
#955
Registered Member
My polisher/sander does not have a hook and loop backing, just a cone shaped adapter in the middle to hold down the bonnet. I don't want to use the wool pad since it is for a heavier cut. How can I get the foam pad to stick on my polisher then?
Thanks a bunch, Steve
Thanks a bunch, Steve
#956
Registered Member
Ok, what am I doing wrong? I'm using Meguirs Glaze #7 with my wool/synthetic blend pad. The glaze seems like it gets rub into the paint but not really breaking down. Its sorta a pain to wipe off with a towel as well. Any advice??? Thanks!
#957
I don't know if this is the place to ask, and since I don't know what exactly the product is called.
I think it's a 3M product, or a Clear Bra? or something of that sort.
I'm trying to figure out if I want the product on my new 2010 G37x.
I think at the least I want it on the corners of my doors, but how about over headlights, or the front of the car?
Any suggestions on what product to use, other links within the forum would be great.
I think it's a 3M product, or a Clear Bra? or something of that sort.
I'm trying to figure out if I want the product on my new 2010 G37x.
I think at the least I want it on the corners of my doors, but how about over headlights, or the front of the car?
Any suggestions on what product to use, other links within the forum would be great.
#958
Hi, George. I'm located just down the road from you in Troy! I just purchaed a new 2009 G37x and, like woj207, would love to know whether you recommend a Clear Bra for the car, and, if so, whether you recommend any installers in the Capital District.
#959
In a lot of cases, the amount of product used can alter how easy or difficult a product is to remove. Most people apply too much product to the paint and the excess can be difficult to remove at times. Ideally you want to spread the product as thin as possible while being worked into the paint.
Hope this helps.
I don't know if this is the place to ask, and since I don't know what exactly the product is called.
I think it's a 3M product, or a Clear Bra? or something of that sort.
I'm trying to figure out if I want the product on my new 2010 G37x.
I think at the least I want it on the corners of my doors, but how about over headlights, or the front of the car?
Any suggestions on what product to use, other links within the forum would be great.
I think it's a 3M product, or a Clear Bra? or something of that sort.
I'm trying to figure out if I want the product on my new 2010 G37x.
I think at the least I want it on the corners of my doors, but how about over headlights, or the front of the car?
Any suggestions on what product to use, other links within the forum would be great.
Sorry for the delayed replies, hope you had a great holiday!
George
#960
Registered Member
Hello George- I've got two questions. First, I've had great results using Blackfire products on my Nissan and Infiniti products, but I've also tried Menzerna's FMJ and that line.
1) Since I live in Colorado, we're right in the middle of a very cold winter. How cold is too cold to apply my sealant and polishes?
2) I'm noticing my polishing and sealant pads (PC random orbital) are starting to lose their colors after multiple washings. I use a microfiber soap to wash them, but wonder when I should replace them? What's a reasonable amount of use to consider?
1) Since I live in Colorado, we're right in the middle of a very cold winter. How cold is too cold to apply my sealant and polishes?
2) I'm noticing my polishing and sealant pads (PC random orbital) are starting to lose their colors after multiple washings. I use a microfiber soap to wash them, but wonder when I should replace them? What's a reasonable amount of use to consider?