White paint care tips...

[EcoBoostang]

First white car, first new car ever is my 2015 Ecoboost Premium... I love it, but want to know any good tips about caring for it.

I'm a clay/wax guy, use mostly Hi-Temp products out of Omaha, NE. I have a craftsman polisher/buffer (rotary) that I have used sparingly.

I saw the tip on spray wax after a wash...

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[mstngracer]

check out chemicalguys.com they have excellent products that do wonders on my white gt

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[cvandenhaute]

First white car, first new car ever is my 2015 Ecoboost Premium... I love it, but want to know any good tips about caring for it.

I'm a clay/wax guy, use mostly Hi-Temp products out of Omaha, NE. I have a craftsman polisher/buffer (rotary) that I have used sparingly.

I saw the tip on spray wax after a wash...

I kept my Alpine White BMW immaculate for the last 5 years. I used Meguiars Techwax 2.0 about twice a year. Wash the car with Meguiars Gold wash and wax (yellow liquid) and apply once in a while a layer of Ultimate QuickWax (Meguiars also, I know). I am sure there are better products out there but I am really happy about how good my car still looks after 5 years despite DD every day of the year in Colorado. I would not polish or clay the car when it is still new

 

[EcoBoostang]

I kept my Alpine White BMW immaculate for the last 5 years. I used Meguiars Techwax 2.0 about twice a year. Wash the car with Meguiars Gold wash and wax (yellow liquid) and apply once in a while a layer of Ultimate QuickWax (Meguiars also, I know). I am sure there are better products out there but I am really happy about how good my car still looks after 5 years despite DD every day of the year in Colorado. I would not polish or clay the car when it is still new

Yes, I agree... Detailing crap is expensive, so I'm letting the paint and the factory wax job to wear a bit first.

My stock on a lot of my supplies for my Titanium Silver 3 Series BMW are starting to run low, so I'd figure out some good stuff to purchase that works well for white. That way I can replace as I need, instead of buying a the whole lot for a couple of hundred dollars out of the gate.

Glad Meguiars is still up there in quality, lots of good comments about it across many forums. They used to be the company I relied on to keep my 68 stang clean before it went to primer and body work :mullet:

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