With all my previous cars before the CX-3, I would wash, then polish and wax.
On buying the CX-3 I became interested as to (maybe) a better way of keeping the paint work in a good/shiny condition.
So, what comes up? CLAY BAR. Clay baring my car? I'm not wanting to repainted my car (I thinks to myself), I just want to keep it looking nice. As I get more into it I see this clay bar thing looks good, gee, and for the windscreen as well. So now, all you experts (after you've finished laughing) I have some questions that I hope you can advise me on.
After clay barring the car do I then wax it? Or, Polish it? Or, Polish and wax?
Now the windscreen. Do I clay it, then apply something like Rain-X? Some seem to suggest, before the Rain-X apply wax. That ones does not seem logical to me but, if some get good results, why not! At the present time I'm using Invisible Glass applied with a micro fibre cloth suitable for glass.
If there are enough members willing to talk about this I'll add other ways of keeping our pride and joy looking her (his) best.
On buying the CX-3 I became interested as to (maybe) a better way of keeping the paint work in a good/shiny condition.
So, what comes up? CLAY BAR. Clay baring my car? I'm not wanting to repainted my car (I thinks to myself), I just want to keep it looking nice. As I get more into it I see this clay bar thing looks good, gee, and for the windscreen as well. So now, all you experts (after you've finished laughing) I have some questions that I hope you can advise me on.
After clay barring the car do I then wax it? Or, Polish it? Or, Polish and wax?
Now the windscreen. Do I clay it, then apply something like Rain-X? Some seem to suggest, before the Rain-X apply wax. That ones does not seem logical to me but, if some get good results, why not! At the present time I'm using Invisible Glass applied with a micro fibre cloth suitable for glass.
If there are enough members willing to talk about this I'll add other ways of keeping our pride and joy looking her (his) best.