Best Applicator/Towels for Black Truck - NXT application
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#2
For application of NXT, I like the Meguiar's foam applicators. For removing NXT (or any product for that matter), and QD'ing, the finest, and safest towels I've ever used are the DFTowels. They are not cheap, but they are the BEST! On a black vehicle, I would highly, highly, highly recommend them!
http://www.premiumautocare.com/dfcoto.html
http://www.premiumautocare.com/dfcoto.html
#3
Originally posted by Boss_429
For application of NXT, I like the Meguiar's foam applicators. For removing NXT (or any product for that matter), and QD'ing, the finest, and safest towels I've ever used are the DFTowels. They are not cheap, but they are the BEST! On a black vehicle, I would highly, highly, highly recommend them!
http://www.premiumautocare.com/dfcoto.html
For application of NXT, I like the Meguiar's foam applicators. For removing NXT (or any product for that matter), and QD'ing, the finest, and safest towels I've ever used are the DFTowels. They are not cheap, but they are the BEST! On a black vehicle, I would highly, highly, highly recommend them!
http://www.premiumautocare.com/dfcoto.html
The DF Towel is, by far, the best towel I've ever used.
RP
#4
Yeah my black truck has been hell to keep away the swirls and scratches. My hood and tailgate are already riddled with them, all from the dealer.
I am always using NXT and Meguiars Phase 3 but I have yet to attempt to tackle the clear coat blemishes.
I think from all the searching I have done, I am going to give the #9 a try first with a pep job usings clay for the first time.
As far as towells go, I have been using the MF towels you can buy at AutoZone and other places, are these bad? Do the towels you reccomend really go above and beyond what these can do. I just want to get the hood and gate shining like they should. I know with a black truck you will always find blemishes, but there has got to be a way to make them look a little better.
I am always using NXT and Meguiars Phase 3 but I have yet to attempt to tackle the clear coat blemishes.
I think from all the searching I have done, I am going to give the #9 a try first with a pep job usings clay for the first time.
As far as towells go, I have been using the MF towels you can buy at AutoZone and other places, are these bad? Do the towels you reccomend really go above and beyond what these can do. I just want to get the hood and gate shining like they should. I know with a black truck you will always find blemishes, but there has got to be a way to make them look a little better.
#5
Originally posted by EddyG88
As far as towells go, I have been using the MF towels you can buy at AutoZone and other places, are these bad? Do the towels you reccomend really go above and beyond what these can do. I just want to get the hood and gate shining like they should.
As far as towells go, I have been using the MF towels you can buy at AutoZone and other places, are these bad? Do the towels you reccomend really go above and beyond what these can do. I just want to get the hood and gate shining like they should.
The towels mentioned in this thread are made from "natural" fibers, as opposed to synthetic fibers in most MF towels. I highly recommend them on any color............. especially black. However, keep in mind that a lot more than just good towels is required to minimize the upkeep on a black vehicle
#6
Thanks, I will try out the towels.
I am kinda of at the extreme when it comes to keeping the truck looking good...mostly because I cant wash it weekly due to limited locations to do so. I typically quick detail daily, keeping that nice new shine, but I wanna get rid of the damage done from the dealer.
I am kinda of at the extreme when it comes to keeping the truck looking good...mostly because I cant wash it weekly due to limited locations to do so. I typically quick detail daily, keeping that nice new shine, but I wanna get rid of the damage done from the dealer.
#7
Originally posted by EddyG88
Thanks, I will try out the towels.
I am kinda of at the extreme when it comes to keeping the truck looking good...mostly because I cant wash it weekly due to limited locations to do so. I typically quick detail daily, keeping that nice new shine, but I wanna get rid of the damage done from the dealer.
Thanks, I will try out the towels.
I am kinda of at the extreme when it comes to keeping the truck looking good...mostly because I cant wash it weekly due to limited locations to do so. I typically quick detail daily, keeping that nice new shine, but I wanna get rid of the damage done from the dealer.
Just an FYI............. if you do a lot of quick detailing on a black vehicle, I highly recommend that you look into Poorboy's Spray & Wipe as a QD. It is the safest QD that I've ever used. I always use it first before I use a reqular QD............... just a thought.
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#9
Originally posted by Boss_429
You're welcome Eddy.
Just an FYI............. if you do a lot of quick detailing on a black vehicle, I highly recommend that you look into Poorboy's Spray & Wipe as a QD. It is the safest QD that I've ever used. I always use it first before I use a reqular QD............... just a thought.
You're welcome Eddy.
Just an FYI............. if you do a lot of quick detailing on a black vehicle, I highly recommend that you look into Poorboy's Spray & Wipe as a QD. It is the safest QD that I've ever used. I always use it first before I use a reqular QD............... just a thought.