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Old 06-10-2010, 10:07 PM   #5 (permalink)
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I don't think you need to use dish soap to remove the wax, this idea was started by zaino. I just wash my car using zaino soap. But it probably won't hurt the paint if you do use dish soap. When you clay be sure to spray a mixture of car soap and water as you clay, don't just spray and start claying. If you're going to clay the car I recommend you buy a porter cable polisher, it will make it easier and quicker to remove any scratches you create after claying and also the swirl marks the dealer made. There is a ton of info on this forum and online how to get things done.

wash and dry
clay
wash and dry
polish
wax

I use zaino soap, 4 white pads for the porter cable, menzerna final polish, optimum spray wax, zaino detail spray.

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