Used the 3M rubbing compound, what next
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Ok, i had a very heavily oxidized boat, its fiberglass, i used the 3M heavy duty rubbing compound and put 2 coats on the boat and it worked wonders, now im wondering what chemical i should use next that will not be a waste of my time and $$,
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Now buff using 3m finesse-it finishing material. As a last step I hand wax with a good carnauba wax. I use Meguiar's #56 mirror glaze
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i finessed it, came out great, now i guess i need a wax, whats the best wax to use with this combination?
i finessed it, came out great, now i guess i need a wax, whats the best wax to use with this combination?
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What works well for me has been the route your taking with the 3m with lots of spare terry cloths. Then I move on to the Meguiars Polish(#45) and I finish up with Meguiars Flagship Marine Wax.
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what is the best way to apply the finess it II, wool pad or foam pad, if foam, which type, light, med or heavy?