I recently bought a 2nd SVT, 99, 1 owner, that had been sitting since Covid started, so almost 2 years just sitting in 1 spot . Need less to say there was
a ton of weathering everywhere, but lucky the owner did take great care of it, before this pandemic hit . The thing i've learned from watching the AMMO
detailing video's on You tube , is go slowly & the dirt will all come off in layers, so to speak.
Took her to, a do it yourself quarter car wash, near the house, & slowly hosed off the major crap off, alot of hand washing, and $19.00 later she looked
like a car again.
Paint looked way better, but even after compounding, i wasn't happy with the feel of the paint, it had a gritty feel to it. So i tried a paint Claying kit
from Mequiars. It's contained: 3 clay bars, a bottle of Quick Detailer & a microfiber towel.
Easy to use, followed the instructions, which mainly says need the clay flat, spray on the Quick detailer, in small areas, & lightly rub the bar, like your
using a sponge. Keep where ever your using the bar wet, and then wipe it down with the towel from the kit. It took about 30 minutes, being careful
not to drop the bar on the ground, while doing the car.
All i can say is WOW, as you can see, the bar went from pure white, to a ton brown crap all over it. All the grittiness is gone & the paint even looks better. I did the headlights too & i'd say it got rid of most of the cloudiness there too.
So to Mequiars for making the simple kit, which i'd say you could do 3 cars with.
a ton of weathering everywhere, but lucky the owner did take great care of it, before this pandemic hit . The thing i've learned from watching the AMMO
detailing video's on You tube , is go slowly & the dirt will all come off in layers, so to speak.
Took her to, a do it yourself quarter car wash, near the house, & slowly hosed off the major crap off, alot of hand washing, and $19.00 later she looked
like a car again.
Paint looked way better, but even after compounding, i wasn't happy with the feel of the paint, it had a gritty feel to it. So i tried a paint Claying kit
from Mequiars. It's contained: 3 clay bars, a bottle of Quick Detailer & a microfiber towel.
Easy to use, followed the instructions, which mainly says need the clay flat, spray on the Quick detailer, in small areas, & lightly rub the bar, like your
using a sponge. Keep where ever your using the bar wet, and then wipe it down with the towel from the kit. It took about 30 minutes, being careful
not to drop the bar on the ground, while doing the car.
All i can say is WOW, as you can see, the bar went from pure white, to a ton brown crap all over it. All the grittiness is gone & the paint even looks better. I did the headlights too & i'd say it got rid of most of the cloudiness there too.
So to Mequiars for making the simple kit, which i'd say you could do 3 cars with.