Z06-Goose

[Tnhillbilly]

My car is garage kept and shines and looks great, except for a few fine scratches and a couple of small places that look hazed. I think the hazing was maybe caused from the car cover the previous owner used?

I'm gonna try the Duragloss line of products. What do you recommend and what order should I try them in?


Duragloss 101
then a carnaubua? could you recommend a few choices?

or

Duragloss 101
Duragloss 111
then a carnaubua? could you recommend a few choices?


or what do you think?


Thanks, Jimmy

[Tnhillbilly]

Bump.

[Y2KPewterSS]

Send him a PM.

[Tnhillbilly]

Thanks Y2k, I sent him one before I bumped the thread.

[Mr. Luos]

I know he was busy with a few details early this week...give him time.

[Tnhillbilly]

Thanks Luos, Your car looks great after the detail!

[Z06-Goose]

Sorry for the delayed reply
It's up to you. The DG101 is great as a base for the DG111 or a wax, and also as a stand-alone
The DG101 will clean your paint and protect it nicely, but it won't remove paint defects
If you don't have a buffer, you could try 3M-39002 by hand (elbow grease!) to remove superficial defects. The outcome depends on how much effort you put in to it. Doing it by hand is tough, but you can get some decent results...

[Tnhillbilly]

Thanks Z06-Goose, Would I need to use Prima Amigo to remove the superficial defects before the DG101? I'm gonna order a Porter Cable buffer.