Neat product, anyone else try this?
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If anyone has read my other posts, you know I am a noob when it comes to black vehicles. I was worried about the fine scratches, so I did some checking around. I had always just done wash and wax. I had never used polish. Today I went looking for meguires crystal system polish. Pep Boys did not have it, but I did find Turtle Wax Color match polish (?) (I think thats the name) Anywho, I was amazed at the difference. I washed, polished, and waxed, and the truck looks like new!
Anyone else tried this?
Is there something better?
Also, do I actually need to wax after this type of polish? It almost seemed like it was a wax itself.
Anyone else tried this?
Is there something better?
Also, do I actually need to wax after this type of polish? It almost seemed like it was a wax itself.
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It might have the same feel as wax but it says it in the name, POLISH. thats to get your shine on. Then you wax it up to "Lock in the freashness!"
So you got it right. I bet it looks like black ice. The other product you were looking for you can fine on O'Reilly auto parts on the shelf, along with every thing else.![Icon Cake](https://dodgeforum.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_cake.gif)
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So you got it right. I bet it looks like black ice. The other product you were looking for you can fine on O'Reilly auto parts on the shelf, along with every thing else.
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