Subject	Recommendation for 1st detailing session for new paint
Posted by	Mighty-Znoobie on June 26, 2005 at 3:13 AM
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Message	My TTZ had extensive body & paint work done, over the winter. Now that the paint has cured its first detail session is coming up. I really could use a little guidance, help and recommendations as to the best high quality approach to extend longevity of the paint. I'm thinking Meguiars Step process, just not sure what steps and products to purchase to get ultimate results: - Decontaminate/Neutralize - Polish to remove small scratches - WAX - Final Detailer Old Posts of project:
Follow Ups	Recommendation for 1st detailing session for new paint - Mighty-Znoobie 03:13:14 06/26/05 Mcquires 3 step (n/m) - ZheKing 04:30:53 06/26/05 2nd, i did the 3 step only on one section of the car to see - Eishozzzz 04:41:35 06/26/05 Re: Mcquires 3 step - crazyover300zxtt's 10:36:05 06/26/05 3 step Maguires, 3 different bottles of stuff.. - ZheKing 11:52:02 06/26/05 It's this: - TT XTZ 14:47:19 06/26/05 I like Klasse's products - B. Wong 04:41:05 06/26/05 detail - Twin TurboZ 06:52:37 06/26/05 Yeah if its new paint you should just let it cure - SimplyZ(MD) 10:35:35 06/26/05 apparently you guys forgot to read the part of the - SilverZman(OneDay) 11:06:17 06/26/05 Im still waiting for pics of your jspec foglights even - ENVYMYZ 09:14:53 06/26/05 I had problems with mine after instalation. It appears the - Mighty-Znoobie 12:55:47 06/26/05 If you want something that is easy to obtain (Pep Boys, Auto - Pats300zx 12:30:28 06/26/05 I would like to thank everyone for their input. - Mighty-Znoobie 12:57:32 06/26/05
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