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So, after reading the posts about Meguiars #7...
I gave it a try.
I have a 1991 190E 2.6 -- Black 040. It has been a long process of bringing the paint back to great condition after the original owner neglected the exterior for 10 years. I have a Porter Cable Dual Action buffer. I had also been reading about the new Gold Class Wax. So, I bought some #2 Fine Cut cleaner (already had the #1 medium cut), some #7 glaze, and the Gold Class wax -- they were out of the #9 swirl remover. I have to order some pads so I'll get some when I order. I buffed the rougher spots with #1, did the whole car with #2, then did the #7 glaze then the Gold Class Wax. HOLY COW! I have scarcely seen such a deep, full gloss on any black car, and definitely not yet to this point on mine. LISTEN TO WHAT WE'RE TELLING YOU about this stuff -- it is top notch. 1 question: How long do you leave the #7 on the car? What have you found the optimum time to be for easiest removal? I know it is typically hard to get completely off the car. I just took delivery of my high speed rotary buffer -- so off to the body shop to try to pick up a dark colored fender or hood so I can practice. Then -- the paint chips will be history. (Paint, sand, buff)
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1994 C280, dark green metallic 105k miles 1991 190E 2.6, Black 191,500 miles (sold to another forum member) 2003 Chevy Tahoe LT, Redfire Metallic 105k miles 1989 Mustang GT Cobra Convertible 43k miles |
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