Washed, clay, and wax.

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    I got done washing, clay barring, and waxing with synthetic wax yesterday and today it looks great. So shiny!!!!!!!
     
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    Thanks for keeping it to yourself. next time upload a pic!
     
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    Sorry. At work now. Will post pics wen I get home.
     
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    I waxed mine with Mcguire and used a microfiber towel afterwards to clean it up. The instructions say to do not wax under straight sunlight. I guess they don't want your or the produce baking under the sun. The car turned out great. despite the rainy forecast this week I'm glad I did it.


    It's really a Subaru undercover, really! ;)

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/31172688@N06/7039629737/in/photostream
     
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    This the result
     

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    Looks like 1 side is sitting higher than the other.
    trollolololol
     
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    Dont know how you could tell by the pics. I dont know y the pix looks all shrunk wen i upload it. Took pix with iphone 4. But i posted a thread about my car being slanted, passenger side higher than driver. Good eye. Still wondering wat to do bout the slanting though.
     
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    I used mothers california gold synthetic wax with microfiber cloth.
     
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    your car is all squished.... lol... Weird. tinypic.com and use the 15" or something to get a good size imo.
     
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