Subtle_Cynicism
05-17-2005, 03:07 PM
Ok everyone, here's a question for you paint pros out there.
My silver 2000 Grand Am GT was waxed about two weeks ago with two coats of Eagle One Nanowax and I can safely say I've never seen a nicer silver car in my life.
however, the lower part of my front bumper, and, mildly, the rest of it, aren't as "deep" and "glossy" as the rest of the car. I know it's because its not metal, but the lip of the bumper especially looks really dull and plastic: almost faded.
Any tips on how to shine it up to make it look clean and nice again? I have a claybar, carnuba waxes, and actual waxes.
Fire away.
My silver 2000 Grand Am GT was waxed about two weeks ago with two coats of Eagle One Nanowax and I can safely say I've never seen a nicer silver car in my life.
however, the lower part of my front bumper, and, mildly, the rest of it, aren't as "deep" and "glossy" as the rest of the car. I know it's because its not metal, but the lip of the bumper especially looks really dull and plastic: almost faded.
Any tips on how to shine it up to make it look clean and nice again? I have a claybar, carnuba waxes, and actual waxes.
Fire away.