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Be careful about thinking you need something more abrasive.
Just get some polish. And do a full job when you wax it: clean, claybar (every few wax's not EVERY, maybe once a year or so), polish, glaze, wax The polish helps round out corners on those scratches, glaze helps fill in the scratches that are left, and by the time you get the wax on there you should be cool. Meguires has a full line up for you I believe. |
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There are so many products on the market, even Meguiars product line is huge, now I know about the steps to clean the beetle, but I really need some product recommendations which are proven to work with a black beetle. As I mentioned, Scratch X wont help, what would be the next option? Paint Cleaner?
As of now I use Meg. Shampoo, Meg. Claybar, 3M polish und 3M wax. The car looks good, but if I look closer, there are fine scratches all over ![]() |
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My guess is you need to get out the power tools. Seems like the previous owner liked the auto wash
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An auto wash that wasn't touchless. Or maybe they tried polishing and waxing without clean rags or something??
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With my black beauty, I try to use as many soft materials at possible. Soft mits, microfibers and such. Use wax regularly. Use clean everything. Whatever touches the car, make sure it's clean and there's no dirt in it. Pretty much anything you do with any other car. Just be more careful cause ours shows much more.
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