What's up guys, it's Mustang week in the Detail Garage and if you've been following us with
our flowchart we started by washing this Mustang, we clayed it, we polished it and now we're
moving on to the sealing and waxing process.
So this blue metallic flake is really popping but it has a center stripe that is vinyl and
we want to protect both from harmful UV rays or anything that can degrade the surface.
Over here, I have our JetSeal and our 5050 Wax.
Starting with JetSeal this is going to give it up to 12 months of protection against harmful
UV rays, anything that can degrade the finish and it's also making it super slick so that
no dirt and contamination stick.
To top it all off we'll use 5050 which is a natural carnauba wax which adds shine and
protection.
So lets get started by applying some JetSeal.
Just shaking the bottle and applying it to one of our Die Cut Foam Applicators we're
going to hand seal this Mustang.
You can use sealant on glass, paintwork, chrome and anything else that is painted, shiny or
clear to give it a durable protection against the elements by simply working it back and
forth.
We'll blotch it out to prevent a huge build up in one area.
Now spreading it out evenly to get a uniform coat and a great shine.
Like I had mentioned this car has a vinyl stripe running down the center and this is
an area that can have a build up of wax or sealant so to avoid any globs in that area
we're going to back work it off the stripe.
This way we're running with the grain and it won't build up on the edge, you can also
protect the glossy stripes working it back and forth in the same process that you would
on the paint.
Essentially as long is it isn't matte you can treat your gloss wraps as if it were paintwork.
So we're going to finish off this vehicle, applying JetSeal and letting it bond then
we'll buff it off.
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So after waiting fifteen we're going to start buffing off the JetSeal.
I'll be using our Fluffer Miracle Supra towel, it has this high pile on one side which will
pick up all this product without streaking and then it has a lower cut pile on the other
side to buff off any remaining residue.
Since it has a silk banded edge we aren't going to install any swirls or scratches.
So I'll place it on the paintwork and working back in forth in straight lines, JetSeal comes
off nice and easy because I applied a very thin coat which uses less product but it bonds
nicely to the surface so it simple buffs away residue.
In the previous video you may have seen that I buffed the whole car using cleaner wax which
took care of any minor scratches and swirls but it also added a layer of wax which gave
it shine.
JetSeal is enhancing the shine as well as locking in all the work we have done for a
perfectly reflective surface and it is easier for things to slide off like water spots or
dirt keeping this car cleaner for longer.
And there we go.
You see that the thin coat of JetSeal buffs off effortlessly and now we can move on to
our next step being wax.
Using 5050, this is a natural carnauba wax that adds shine with a deeper glow and better
layer of protection.
Starting by pulling the lid off the pot and I'll be using a clean Die Cut Applicator.
I'm melting some onto the applicator and this can be applied to the glossy vinyl stripes,
paintwork, headlights and anything else you are looking to give extra shine and protection.
The idea behind detailing is to one make your car look better but also it adds longevity
to protect your investment.
Same idea we're going to blotch it out and work it back and forth in straight lines to
give a uniform shine and a durable coat.
5050 is a great wax to give any color car a nice deep, rich, warm shine.
You'll apply it by hand to give it a warm glow and slippery smooth feeling so when water
lands on your car it beads right off to prevent water spots.
I'm going to finish off the rest of this vehicle giving it a nice coat of 5050 wax.
After giving 5050 about twenty minutes to bond to the surface we're going to start buffing
it off.
Again we'll be using the Fluffer Miracle Drying Towel and I'll start by pulling off the tag
because whenever you get a new towel you don't want to leave that on there because that can
cause a scratch or swirl which is definitely counterproductive after you've already polished
and waxed your vehicle.
So we'll place it on the car and working back and forth in straight lines.
Again that fine coat buffs off easily without streaking or smearing to reveal a high shine.
The rich carnauba wax gives a high shine and a super slick finish and it also smells really
nice but more importantly it gives more longevity to your paint helping it last longer and look
better.
So we're going to finish buffing this car off and as a last step we're going to hit
it with C9 Vitalize because we washed the car with C9 Vitalize Wash and we'll maintain
that shine while giving it more hydrophobic properties to remove any fingerprints or residues
that it may have picked up while we were detailing.
We're just about ready to wrap up the detail on this Mustang.
We applied a coat of JetSeal to give it up to 12 months of protection against water spots,
UV rays and harsh elements.
Then coating it with 5050, which is a Brazilian carnauba wax, to give it more shine and depth
while making the surface really slick so nothing can stick to it.
Lastly we're going to use C9 Vitalize Quick Detail Spray.
This is designed for any kind of car with any kind of coating or even cars without coatings
to give it hydrophobic properties making it easier for things to wipe right off and enhanced
shine.
I'll be using our Fluffer Miracle Supra Towel, again I'll tear off the tag so we aren't installing
scratches or swirls.
Let's start at the top, I'll spray a gentle mist and then using our towel wiping it all
off in one direction.
Picking up anything we might have missed, fingerprints or dust because we are working
in a garage environment where dust is constantly an issue.
Flip over the towel to buff off for a high shine and you can also use it on your vinyl
wraps.
Anything that is glossy, shiny or clear to give it the same hydrophobic property while
removing remaining residue.
You can use it on your glass as I mentioned, you can use it on headlights, wheels and also
in your engine bay.
I know you guys are wondering what exactly this car has, it is a Mustang but this one
is kind of unique.
This Mustang has actually has little bit more horsepower than your standard.
This one has 1,400 horsepower.
As you can see there is a lot of painted surfaces in it and some brushed aluminum surfaces.
To avoid a lot of over spray I'll spray the towel directly and then a couple of the easier
to reach areas like up here on the strut bar and the intake.
I'll just wipe it off to restore that high shine and pick up any dust and debris.
This is a great way if you're going to a show or a meet to pick up fingerprints, dust and
debris to give your car the ultimate shine.
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