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From: Colo Spgs, CO
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From: Edmond Oklahoma
When prepping my C6 for a show, I use Sprayway cleaner inside and out. After cleaning I polish with my DA using a microfiber bonnet using a light mist of Sprayway. For the final detail I mist with P&S Paint Gloss Spray and Shine and buff with the DA with a clean Micro fiber bonnet, perfect every time!
Le Mans Master
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From: Omaha NE
2025 c3 ('74-'82) of the Year Finalist - Unmodified
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Sprayway......wiped off with newspaper.
Believe it or not.
Believe it or not.
Melting Slicks
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From: Phoenix, AZ to Quakertown, PA.
C6 of Year Finalist (appearance mods) 2019
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From: Oswego IL
I use whatever glass cleaner I have handy. Usually my Meguiar's D120 diluted 10:1 with water. Honestly, any glass cleaner will work fine. The important thing is your towels and your technique. I use a dedicated waffle-weave glass towel for initial application of the glass cleaner and wiping. Then, I follow up with a short-nap microfiber dry towel or another waffle-weave dry towel to do a second buff and remove any streaking or residue. Done. Easy-peasy. Once the glass is clean, the maintenance is a breeze. I almost never use glass cleaner again. Just some detail spray, waterless wash spray, or even a spray wax for cleaning. That also adds some protection and makes the glass harder to fog up. Again, the two-towel method is used for that too.
