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g35300mm 03-19-2010 04:18 PM

what an anoying piece this is!
 
Hey guys.

I washed clayed and waxed with meguires products the other day and today i took out the car and i noticed the black shiney part of the z that seperates the front window from the little back corner window was all swirled and marked up. That particular part on the z i can already tell is going to cause problems. it looks soo delicate.

Is there a recommended product you might suggest that would work on getting that piece looking like new again?

Thanks

6spd 03-19-2010 04:36 PM

I use eagle one nanowax spray and an edgeless zaino towel on mine and I dont have any swirls. you have to be very careful because the material is more or less crap anyway.

370Zsteve 03-19-2010 04:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by g35300mm (Post 454866)
Hey guys.

I washed clayed and waxed with meguires products the other day and today i took out the car and i noticed the black shiney part of the z that seperates the front window from the little back corner window was all swirled and marked up. That particular part on the z i can already tell is going to cause problems. it looks soo delicate.

Is there a recommended product you might suggest that would work on getting that piece looking like new again?

Thanks

You still driving the G35?

g35300mm 03-19-2010 05:28 PM

Nope.

gave that back 2 months ago(lease was due). Bought the Z :)

Nanowax? spray? that will work? wow... must be good stuff.

kenchan 03-19-2010 05:50 PM

polish it using mild paint polish like ScratchX.

then wax.

6spd 03-19-2010 05:51 PM

its just off the shelf spray wax. it works good, but its life is short. itll be gone after a couple showers or just one hard rain. but until then, its a cheap and convenient way to help.

6spd 03-19-2010 05:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 454940)
polish it using mild paint polish like ScratchX.

then wax.

this is a better method, just make sure and use a GOOD towel, not some piece of ****.

kgreen 03-19-2010 05:55 PM

put a piece of vinyl over it like flat black or something. or u can get carbon fiber pillars

kenchan 03-19-2010 07:54 PM

yah, you do need to use a good towel and blot dry that piece if you dont want to swirl it again.

CharlieFoxtro 03-21-2010 04:13 PM

Has anyone used Novus plastic polishes? We used the number 1 at work and I've used it on all sorts of stuff and it works well enough at cleaning and polishing. We don't have or use the number 2 and 3 polishes that supposedly remove scratches. I'm tempted to order a kit of all three to see how well it works on scratched plastics.

ZForce 03-21-2010 04:27 PM

^No but I have used ScratchX as a pretty cheap solution from Walmart.

Red370 03-21-2010 04:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 6spd (Post 454879)
I use eagle one nanowax spray and an edgeless zaino towel on mine and I dont have any swirls. you have to be very careful because the material is more or less crap anyway.

Oooh! i use that too, I usually wash the car, go over it with the eagle one detailer then spray er' down with the nano wax, hides the swirls pretty good if you ask me!


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