Welcome back to the Detail Garage.
This is a 1959 Ford Galaxie Skyliner.
This particle car has water spots, dirt, debris and fingerprints all along the paintwork and
we are going to show you the easiest way to get rid of that using P40 Quick Detail Spray.
A common question we get is how do you use a quick detail spray and what are the proper
applications for it.
All you have to do is spray it on the surface and using a clean microfiber towel buff it off.
Now, using P40 it is going to encapsulate and emulsify any of the things that are sitting
on top of the surface and when we wipe it away it's not going to scratch but it will
leave behind a layer of wax which adds shine and protection.
On this beautiful red and black paint job it is going to help magnify the look without
scratching.
This car is a really beautiful restoration and it is very rare.
Just going down the line here, as I mentioned it is a two toned beautiful paint job.
It has this retractor top which is something that you don't see anymore.
Tons of stainless steel and chrome all the way around this car.
This thing is a mile long, it's neat that the retractor top goes inside of the trunk
so the trunk has to be just as long as the top.
Coming back here for another extra two feet of metal and chrome.
This is the continental package showing that this car has class with the high end options,
dual exhaust which wasn't standard.
We find our way back here, out of breath walking around this big car back to the beautiful
Skyliner emblem but it is covered in water spots and debris.
We are going to take care of all that using our P40 Quick Detail Spray.
I'll get started by shaking this up and to help me wipe it off I'll use some of our Professional
Grade Microfiber Towels.
This high plush pile is going to pick up all the product without streaking or scratching
and since it has a silk banded edge I'm not going to run the risk of installing any new
scratches or swirls.
Before you get started using any new microfiber towel you'll want to take off the tag, it
tears off easily.
The reason why you want to do that is because the hard paper material can actually scratch
the paint but using the P40 just spray it on the surface.
A fine mist is all you need and as I had said this is encapsulating and emulsifying any
kind of dirt and filth.
We'll give this a second to trap all that so we don't scratch the finish.
This car has been sitting outside for a little while so it has some debris sitting on the
paintwork.
I'll wipe in one direction picking up all that product.
You can see that layer of dirt that was sitting on there, the car looks really clean as it
is but you can see there is stuff that is hidden.
Hiding the true color of the paintwork and its true finish.
So we're going to clean it all up and get it looking right.
With one side of the towel I picked up all the product and now I'll flip it over to buff
off for a high shine.
Yeah, that looks really good, so now we're going to move on to the rest of the vehicle.
P40 can be used on glass and chrome as well.
Up here on the trim there are some water spots, so I'll spray on there and let it sit because
like I said this car has been sitting outside and we don't want to install any new scratches
or swirls.
Now we'll just start wiping it off.
Quick detail sprays are great for picking up any last residues or fingerprints after
a full detail or in between car washes.