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How To Care for A Car With White Paint
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2024
- Discover the essential steps to maintain the brilliance of your white vehicle's paint! In this tutorial, we walk you through preserving and enhancing your white car's appearance.
First, learn how to effectively remove iron fallout and metallic particles embedded in your paint with Adam's Iron Remover. Watch it easily eliminate orange and black specks caused by iron contamination on the surface.
Next, dive into polishing to bring back the color richness and gloss of your white car's surface. We'll also talk through the advantages of ceramic coatings for white paint protection. Discover how a Graphene Ceramic Coating offers UV protection, increased durability, and hydrophobic properties, ensuring your white car stays vibrant and easier to maintain for a longer period of time.
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Finally someone who really explains how to polish white paint
finally, a video just for me!
I have both a white car, and a 3 inch DA polisher.
Maybe the best video yet. I just got 2 brand new white Acura's. Now I n\know how to go at it.Thank you
Been waiting for this one!
Great video, I have a 98 Alpine White BMW that I polish once a year and with White paint it has a warm glow to it.
You had me at 4th Gen 4Runner. Lol... Thank you for this video!
Thank you for this video! I have a 2022 F 150 in space white (kinda grayish white). Do you recommend iron spray on it?
I just ordered the Adams graphene ceramic advanced. Excited to use it, but want to do it right. Can I use it on the black wheels too?
I agree with all of this, but to finish all of this off use Slick & Slide! Gamechanger on my truck
I have a 2011 Lexus IS350 the starfire pearl white and can confirm, applying the graphene ceramic spray coating was my best decision yet. HOWEVER!! It was extremely difficult because I wasn’t able to see the rainbow effect that happens when you apply it so I wasn’t quite sure when the proper time was to wipe away with the towel.
Hi there, a quick tip is to put a little bit of the coating on a side window at the same time as the body panel - you can usually see the rainbow effect very easily on glass, especially if it is a tinted rear window.
Very good tip, had the same issue myself
White can be a challenge for sure. Solid tips.
how to maintain white pearl and what can i use product spray
Excellent video. How do you increase the gloss on white paint car with advance grapheme ceramic coating?
If the car has already been coating with our Advanced Graphene Ceramic Coating, you could use Graphene Detail Spray or CS3 to increase shine and gloss as a maintenance spray and wipe.
is polish preferable on white cars over ceramic? Or is it more of a personal choice?
Some white vehicles do not have clear coat, like a few Toyotas. How to test for that difference?
Great question! If you take a few drops of our Polish on a microfiber towel and then lightly rub the towel into the paint, if you see the color of the paint transfer into the towel, then this indicates that it is a single stage paint without a clear coat. If you have no color transfer into the paint, then it is clear coated. You can do a very similar process for aluminum wheels - if you use some of our metal polish on aluminum and it turns the aluminum and the towel black, then it is raw aluminum without a clear coat.
What about claying it?
Yes, if the paint is feeling rough, you would clay it in the same process as other vehicles, using our pink Detail Spray as a lubricant for the clay bar or clay mitt.
Insane that Adams pushes the use of a 3 inch polisher to polish an entire vehicle.
Adam likes to recommend the 3" polisher for customers that have never used a random orbital before. Yes it takes considerably longer to do an entire vehicle, but it is lighter, more maneuverable, and less intimidating for someone that has never used a polisher before, plus more friendly on the wallet. It's great for an enthusiast or hobbyist that doesn't necessarily need to do their entire vehicle in one session. If you're detailing for money, then absolutely grab the SK Pro 15mm (5.5")👍
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That’s what I’m gonna buy for my first time polishing. Plus, I have a small car. Plus I’m a small 60 year old female. I’ve got the time but not the upper body strength - lol.