What's up guys welcome back to the Detail Garage.
Today, we've still got this yellow Ferrari Modena in the shop.
It has already been washed, clayed and polished and I'm going to apply the touches by adding
a glaze but before we do that we are going to use our new product Wipe Out.
What Wipe Out is, is a spray on cleanser that takes off any body oils, fingerprints, previous
dressings, sealants and waxes for a clean surface that will make it easier for our glaze
to bond to which helps it last longer and look better.
To start off I've got out Red Line Microfiber Towels.
Before you use any new microfiber towels you want to tear off the tag this way you're not
installing any new swirls or scratches.
The plush pile on this towel is going to pick up any kind of product or anything left on
the surface without scratching and since it has a silk banded edge it's not going to run
the risk of installing imperfections.
To start off, you can spray this directly on the paintwork.
It is safe for optical plastics like headlights and also glass.
Using the plush side of the towel we'll wipe in straight lines picking up all the product.
So I just finished wiping down the car using Wipe Out and it took care of anything that
was left on the surface.
Previously Matt polished the car and he may have left behind some polish residue which
hides scratches and swirls and it also makes it difficult for any new coatings to bond
to the surface.
Now that it is completely clean I'm going to use Wet Mirror Finish to fill in any minor
scratches and swirls but more importantly it adds gloss with a durable protection.
I'll be using our 10FX and this is going to help me spread the product thinner and faster,
the pros to that is one is you spread it thinner you use less product and it makes it easier
to buff off also using the machine saves us on time and effort.
Shake the bottle to start.
I'll apply five dime sized drops to the pad.
Let's move over to the car, start by blotching it out so you aren't putting a heavy glob
of it in one spot and on the lowest speed setting or in the case of this machine on
speed setting one we'll spread it out in an even coat.
Wet Mirror only takes about fifteen minutes to cure so after that time we'll go ahead
and buff it off to unveil that high shine.
Oh hey, didn't see you there because i can miss a camera crew.
As a last step I want to spray down the entire vehicle using Synthetic Quick Detailer.
What this is going to do is add an anti-static layer over the entire vehicle which is reducing
the amount of debris that can collect on the paintwork.
It is also going to pick up any last fingerprints or residue from the Wet Mirror that we applied
earlier.
So to recap, we started by wiping down the entire vehicle using Wipe Out.
Wipe Out took care of any previous layers of glaze, sealant and wax making sure the
surface was totally clean.
Then I added a layer of Wet Mirror Finish which added more gloss and protection while
filling the minor scratches and swirls for a perfect shine.
Now, finishing it off with the Synthetic Quick Detail to pick up any last debris.
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