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For cleaning, I have a gas powered pressure washer with up to 3300 psi. I use ultra-soft microfiber mitts to do the washing. For the top of the truck, I have an extension rod that comes with microfiber pads....so I never have to get on a chair. For the rinse, I have a DI system that leaves an absolutely spot free finish with no drying required. I can even wash my black truck it in the hot sun and achieve perfect spot-free results. My full cleaning has gone from 1.5+ hours to less than 30 minutes....with a good chunk of that time spent setting up the power washer, attaching the hoses, filling the bucket, and putting things away when I'm done.
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PTCBenz (12-27-2018)
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I used meguires pro grade swirl remover with my buffer then meguires yellow wax. It’s a mix of carnuba wax n polymers. You can still see some swirls but dark colors are tough. I have a friend that is going to touch up the wheels in the spring theirs two wheels that have some curb rash on them. He also has a ceramic cost for the windshield and the body.
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This and the right swirl remover will remove swirls with ease. I have one and it works amazing. https://www.autogeek.net/flex-orbital-polisher.html