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IPD's Astro Shield Polish

Astro shield works, only problem is when you go to repaint the car. It makes more work, as you have to strip the silicone off then.
 
Ya, I heard that's what it does, and that's what IPD says it does. I don't think I will ever repaint my car, and if I do I guess I'll just have to work at it more.

Thanks for the response, I think I'll order some.. I wish I could get it at PepBoys, but they only have a similar product.. not the 'real thing'

Thanks
 
KBFinFan said:
Ya, I heard that's what it does, and that's what IPD says it does. I don't think I will ever repaint my car, and if I do I guess I'll just have to work at it more.

Thanks for the response, I think I'll order some.. I wish I could get it at PepBoys, but they only have a similar product.. not the 'real thing'

Thanks
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try "NuFinish," it's cheap and does a pretty decent job of restoring shine :wink:
 
ow bad is the shine on your car? I was able to get a real good shine on my wagons hood by claybar, then polish. I use the Griots Garage stuff, and an orbital. Other options if you want great shine and no more surface scratches you could have a paint shop just wet sand the car then polish it up real good. Usually a dull paint job is from old oxidized paint on top. If all you do is put a silicon sealant on top, the old oxidized paint is sealed in and not helping. If you have enough paint left, then I would Highly recommend following the Griots Garage steps to getting shine out of the car. And my wagon, when I started out, looked like a person had used a green scouring pad to wash the car and then the car sat in SoCal sun for years. VERY oxidized and scratches all over. Of course, it took me a ton of work to get the hood to shine again, but I was doing it as an exercise and work on doing it faster.
www.griotsgarage.com

Cheers

Paul Jones
 
We use that stuff on all our cars worth waxing still :wink: The product wokrs well... and seems really easy to apply and does a good ass job for only one coat of wax.
 
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