Welcome back to the Detail Garage.
We have finally made it to the end of the detail on this GT-R.
We started off following the Chemical Guys Flowchart with the wash, we clayed it, we
polished it, glazed it, we sealed it and now we're going to wax it.
The reason why we're waxing it is to give it more protection but to also enhance the shine.
This pearl white paint has a lot of metallic and the wax is really going to help make it
pop when it goes outside.
To get started I've got my Butter Wet Wax and I'm going to apply it all by hand so I
can get a thick coat and a really nice bond.
To apply it to the vehicle I'll use these Blue Microfiber Applicators.
The microfiber is the same that you'd find in your towel but it has a dense foam core
to help contour to all shapes of the vehicle.
Apply a few strips to the applicator.
Blotch it out and then go back and forth in even strokes.
You can use Butter Wet Wax on any painted surfaces, glass, headlights and any other
surface you want to give it more shine and protection.
The owner of this car is getting ready for a show this weekend.
I think she is definitely going to be impressed with the shine it has.
She's going to get a lot of compliments not only on herself but also the car.
It may even take home some awards and that is because if the Chemical Guys shine.
So after letting the Butter Wet Wax sit for about fifteen minutes it is time to buff it off.
Everybody loves a happy ending this is why I'm using the Happy Ending Edgeless Microfiber
Towel, these are great because they are super plush and it will pick up all the product
without leaving any streaks and since they are edgeless it won't create any new scratches
or swirls.
Place it on the paint and go back and forth in straight lines.
Avoid going in circular motions because if you pick up any contaminants or a stick or
a rock it will create a swirl which is a lot easier to see and a lot harder to remove.
Alrighty guys that's what it takes to give your car a full blown detail.
We followed the Chemical Guys Flowchart starting with the wash.
We used Citrus Wash & Gloss to remove any prior waxes, glazes, sealants and loose contamination.
Then we clayed the car using a Medium Clay Bar because the paint was pretty rough.
We polished it using the V4 All-In-One Polish because although the car looked clean there
were still some minor scratches and swirls that we wanted to remove.
Then we glazed it using White Light which really made the pearl pop.
We sealed it all using Jet Seal to give it twelve months of protection against harsh
elements, water spots and UV rays.
And we just finished applying Butter Wet Wax to give it more shine and more protection.
As you can see this car is ready for the show and it is definitely going to turn some heads
and maybe win some awards.
I hope these videos have encouraged you guys to get out there and work on your own car
to give it some more shine and maybe get it as shiny as this one, who knows.
So make sure you go to our website ChemicalGuys.com and check out our Flowchart which will give
you the step by step breakdown of how to detail your own vehicle.
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