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[soltwede@privateI.com (Night Shadow)]

> McGuiers or Mothers have worked well for me.
> 
> Getting a real good wash and removal of debris first are key.
> 
> Next step before I repaint is to try the clay bar treatment and then a
> three step cleaner/wax procedure.
> 
> TBerk

I have tried McGuiers and others, some are rediculous amounts of work,
others are simple.  And in my experience, useing a good washing agent,
like Mothers Califonia Gold Car Wash, and using a one step polish/wax
stuff is the best.  And the best one step stuff I have found is Nu-Finish,
in the orange bottle.  That stuff ROCKS.  They claim it is a once a year
car wax (hi tech stuff supposidly).  I have found that claim to be close
to true...it really does last and keep the paint looking great for a LONG
time.

Just my experience....I've dealt with faded paint way too much in my time
:-)

--
Eric
Northglenn, CO

76 Honda CB400F Super Sport
80 Scirocco (Parts car again, no more DD duty)
81 Scirocco S (2.0 16v swap and complete restoration in progress)
81 Rabbit Truck LX Diesel (THE NEW RIDE)
91 Cabriolet (2.0 Crossflow 8v swap and mechanical rebuild in progress)
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