What do you recommend? My beat down G35... Help bring her back!

**Envious Eric** · 06-26-2008,ï¿½04:31 PM

megs 83 Meguiars #83 Dual Action Cleaner/Polish polishes away light to moderate swirls and scratches. Meguiars dual action cleaner/ car polish works well with

megs 80 Meguiars #80 Professional Speed Glaze is a gentle car polish that removes swirl marks & paint oxidation. Use Meguiars #80 Speed Glaze with your

wax of choice P21S 100% Carnauba Wax is P21S`s first car wax made with pure carnauba wax, no other waxes. P21S pure carnauba car wax, P21s car wax, P21S carnuba

PC kit If youï¿½€™re in the market for a dual action polisher, look no further than the Porter Cable 7424!

two drying waffle weave towels Excel Monterey Waffle Weave Drying Towel

4 microfiber towels Microfiber Polishing Towels

claybar with lubricant Detailing Clay

get all that and you should be able to bring your car back to life...top portion is from autogeek.net and the lower portion is from exceldetail.com

**RenegadeG35** · 06-26-2008,ï¿½04:37 PM

Thanks Toyota!

I`m going to go do a basic wash, nothing fancy, since I dont got any of the good products left, but something so you guys can see it without all the dirt.... well.. less dirt

Then I`ll post some even better ones, that show all the other crap.

**thesacrifice** · 06-26-2008,ï¿½04:51 PM

Double negatives aside, some of your paint damage is beyond the basics and after being corrected shouldn`t be a problem again as long as you keep up with some basic maintenance.

Posting pictures after a wash will help, some of the stuff is difficult to discern between being dirty and bad water spotting.

superchargedg: What kind of WHP are you putting down?

**superchargedg** · 06-26-2008,ï¿½05:12 PM

Originally Posted by thesacrifice

Double negatives aside, some of your paint damage is beyond the basics and after being corrected shouldn`t be a problem again as long as you keep up with some basic maintenance.

Posting pictures after a wash will help, some of the stuff is difficult to discern between being dirty and bad water spotting.

superchargedg: What kind of WHP are you putting down?

On a dynojet 427rwhp and 434rwt but on a dynodynamics which is a truer reading dyno its 382rwhp and 396rwt.Its still a blast to drive and i dont care about dyno #`s the 1/4 mile tells all.Im at 9psi and run 12.3 at 113mph on street tires.I cant wait to try drag radials as my best 60 foot is 1.91 on streets.

**Envious Eric** · 06-26-2008,ï¿½05:25 PM

get some products and maintain with every other month a quick polish session - something like meguiars 66, poliseal, etc a good one step, then wax...your car should always be protected and looking its best!

**RenegadeG35** · 06-26-2008,ï¿½06:00 PM

Picture Update AFTER WASH!!!

Products i`m looking to buy:

- Manzerna PO 166FF, 85RD, 83

- Clay Bar

- Natty`s Blue Paste

- Cobra MicroFiber Towels[6pack]

- Klasse High Gloss

Anything else guys? Any comments on my products so far?

Thanks!

**CompEuroZX5** · 06-26-2008,ï¿½07:22 PM

RenegadeG35,

I was in the same position as you and I just recently picked up a whole kit from AutoGeek.net.

Heres the one I got Menzerna Porter Cable Intensive Shine Kit Free Bonus!

**RenegadeG35** · 06-27-2008,ï¿½11:22 AM

Anyone....?

**RenegadeG35** · 07-02-2008,ï¿½03:33 AM

Wow, ANYONE?

**Lumadar** · 07-02-2008,ï¿½03:54 AM

Originally Posted by RenegadeG35

Wow, ANYONE?

No offense, but you need to be more patient around here. This site is run and filled with BUSY, hard working people that have outside engagements.

That said, 106ff is a great polish that works very well on that particular paint in my experience, but that alone is $50. You are going to be over your $300 budget incredibly easy if you actually get everything you truly need to properly FIX, and then care for your car.

I suggest investing $100~ now into basic upkeep items (2 buckets, grit guards, good wash mitts, soaps, a quality wax, a clay bar, some QD, and some micro fibers) and drop $200~ on a real detail to get you up and running.

Then, save cash and research over time and get what you really want AND need to properly maintain a flawless finish.

Good luck :welcome

**hngu7721** · 07-02-2008,ï¿½08:15 AM

email sent

**SuperBee364** · 07-02-2008,ï¿½10:11 AM

Originally Posted by RenegadeG35

Wow, ANYONE?

Sorry, man.... It`s just that alot of us have typed out the same suggestions so many times here that it`s hard to get up the time/desire to type it all out again. It does take a while to look/search/research it all, and it`s definitely easier to just post and ask, but please consider that most of the regulars on this board have seen/read/answered/reanswered/answered again posts of your type. It really will be worth your time to do some searching and reading. The information you`ll gain in the few hours you spend doing so will result in *many* hours saved on your part when polishing, as well as much better results. Plus, you`ll find alot of very in depth info on the very subjects you want to talk about.

**RenegadeG35** · 07-03-2008,ï¿½10:49 PM

Well guys, I have purchased

menzerna 106ff, 83, and 85, + claybar + some towels + natty`s blue paste wax.

Looking for a PC now, if anyone has one, lmk, but yeah, i understand.