Brazilian Wax

[GoldenPlump]

wait a minute. So your telling me a guy got his junk waxed?

It's called manscaping.

It actually didn't happen to my woman, but it has happened to a coworker who does massage.

Fucking idiots who think a high class spa/salon is a brothel . If you want that go to someone's trailer that says "masajes onle ten dolers" on a cardboard box outside the front steps.

[98Julik]

lol Manscaping

[CCr]

Paint clay is available in a fine compound and is similar to Playdoh or silly putty in consistancy. It usually stays pliable and has a rubber like density.
Randy

I'm totally going to try silly putty on our pinto this weekend. I'll let you know how it goes.

[ROLLSLO]

I detail cars for a living at a body shop. we hardly ever use clay because it can leave very deep scratched in the paint that must be sanded and buffed out. They "WE" detail cars goes like this. First wash car with a nice wool wash mit and normail car wash soap...never use dawn imo. then dry and blow out all places that will hold water with compressed air. Then buff entire car with a wool pad and rubbing compound to get out deep scratches and remove tar and other contaminents. Then use a gray foam pad on a buffer...and im not talking your orbital buffer from target...im talikin a machine polisher/buffer. Foam entire care with a good swril remover. then go over entire car again with an ultrafine foam pad with ultrafine swirl remover this leaves the entire surface swirl and scratch free(if you do it correctly) then wash entire car once more to remove all the compund and crap in the jambs and on the edges... Again dry and blow out all cracks and jambs... Then if you have done all this correctly all you should nee to do is put a good coat of wax on the will protect the non swril paint. This is how i have done it forever and if you disagree with this check out my vehicle and tell me otherwise. Also if you use a good wax a cali car duster is great for removing dust. If you are getting streaks from that you have somethin on your paint ex:tire shine, road tar something like that...This is my 2 cents. sorry it went on for a while but this is what works...im not saying there isnt other ways...but this process takes roughly 2 to 3 hours max

[98Julik]

you can wash a car 2 times, buff it 2 times, go over it with swirl remover pad and wax it in 2-3 hours max???? Thats crazy it would take me that long just to wax........................

[Hotstang]

you can wash a car 2 times, buff it 2 times, go over it with swirl remover pad and wax it in 2-3 hours max???? Thats crazy it would take me that long just to wax........................

wool... works fast, but can eat your paint all to hell.

[GoldenPlump]

I use steel wool

[YoungGunLS1]

I never understood why my buddy always had to have a full morning/afternoon to simply wax his car, until I went over to his place and we both did our cars...I washed mine, did one coat of wax, polished up the wheels, tire shine, and then did one more coat of wax, and he only had half his car waxed! Then I started watching him and realized he uses about as much wax on half of his hood that you should use on over half the car, I swear he was putting it on like 1/8" thick lol. then he had to spend so long taking it off etc.. I just laughed at him, had a drink while I watched him, and went for a cruise.

I guess people have different techniques..for me I ussually do a full detail (wax door jams, under hatch, under hood etc.. anywhere I can reach that has paint basically) on the car in the spring and late fall, and in between there I just give the ocassional coat of wax every week or two to keep it looking amazing...and that ussually takes me an hour to wash and put a quick coat of wax on and off...

I have found though that Black is so much more time consuming to wax or detail compared to any other color I have ever done, because any spot of wax or greasy film on the car stands out, so obviously people with really dark colored cars are going to spend a bit more time than someone with a light colored car.

[98Julik]

had a drink while I watched him, and went for a cruise.

[98RioRedGT]

What do you guys use to dry your cars? Thats the number one thing I hate to do. I read on Zaino's website to use towels from Bed Bath and Beyond. I have never tried Zaino, I want to get some.

[Scott H]

Leaf blower to dry the car FTW

[GoldenPlump]

What do you guys use to dry your cars?

I have found that it works great to use oil-dry. Just pour it on and broom off any wet spots.

[Hotstang]

What do you guys use to dry your cars?

Microfiber towels, the big thick ones.

[CleanLX]

I use steel wool

You have a Delorean?

[CCr]

I use steel wool

My sister used that to try and remove some tar. made that paint worse than it was before.


ans I dry with a WaterBlade