Alternative to Meguiars #7

**Tidmack** · #1 06-16-2019, 09:24 PM

I have followed this technique with incredible success and without the paint fading back out in a season.

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**Tidmack** · #2 06-16-2019, 09:30 PM

I typically follow the #7 treatment with Meguiars 205 and a foam pad at around 1000 rpm on the orbital buffwr and topping with a carnauba wax. Here's a quick before and after of an original paint '71 C10 I used this technique with. If your paint has gloss and oils from your previous coats of #7, you might be be able to just machine polish and wax.

Jeff

**MosportGreen66** · #3 06-17-2019, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Tidmack

I typically follow the #7 treatment with Meguiars 205 and a foam pad at around 1000 rpm on the orbital buffwr and topping with a carnauba wax. Here's a quick before and after of an original paint '71 C10 I used this technique with. If your paint has gloss and oils from your previous coats of #7, you might be be able to just machine polish and wax.

Jeff

Jeff, wonderful results.

Dan

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