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MumblinBerk · 09-22-2009, 09:49 AM

Thank you all, for your responses!

Kean: Fantastic thread on the SG application technique.

Folliwng my post, I've continued my "education" and now have a very good foundation for understanding the processes, techniques, products, and how / why they are used.

In case anyones interested:

Following a PROPER wash technique, I did a thorough inspection of the finish.
It's pristine. (which I would expect).

With the exception of a little clay cleaning on the nose, and side mirrors, I'm good to go with a final step.

Most importantly, I now know how to protect my finish, and maintain it right from the beginning, which is exactly what I wanted to accomplish.

My conclusion, is that understanding the process and your techniques are far more important (especially to a newbie) than which "miracle wax" is the best.

Thanks for the encouragement.
Lots of great info.

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MumblinBerk Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: New Jersey Posts: 143 Gallery: 0 iTrader: 0 / 0%	Thank you all, for your responses! Kean: Fantastic thread on the SG application technique. Folliwng my post, I've continued my "education" and now have a very good foundation for understanding the processes, techniques, products, and how / why they are used. In case anyones interested: Following a PROPER wash technique, I did a thorough inspection of the finish. It's pristine. (which I would expect). With the exception of a little clay cleaning on the nose, and side mirrors, I'm good to go with a final step. Most importantly, I now know how to protect my finish, and maintain it right from the beginning, which is exactly what I wanted to accomplish. My conclusion, is that understanding the process and your techniques are far more important (especially to a newbie) than which "miracle wax" is the best. Thanks for the encouragement. Lots of great info. __________________ -Berk 2010 2.5X "Premium" 4EAT (SnowBall)