muddy jeep Renegade Cleaned up

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Cleaned this one up for a co-worker. Man it was a mess lol.

Interior:
Meguiars APC
Meguiars ***** dressing
Folex
Assorted brushes
PCXP with brush attachment
Carpets needed to be extracted but were not due to budget.

Exterior:
Foamed W/ DG901
Nanoskin mitt
Meguairs Tire/wheel cleaner
Carpro Perl on tires and wheel wells
LSP Carpro Reload


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No didn't notice any marring. I recently did a 66 mustang and the nanoskin did cause quite a bit of marring.


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Could be the repaint (very soft) not enough hardener etc.?
I've not found on any vehicles I've done any noticeable issues.
For this one you may need a very fine clay bar if the paint is that soft.

If it means anything, I've found some "quality" microfiber towels can scratch paint too!
(This one drove me nuts)
I've not run into that with Carpro BOA's of Microfiber Madness towels. Always test.
 
Merlin said:
Could be the repaint (very soft) not enough hardener etc.?
I've not found on any vehicles I've done any noticeable issues.
For this one you may need a very fine clay bar if the paint is that soft.

If it means anything, I've found some "quality" microfiber towels can scratch paint too!
(This one drove me nuts)
I've not run into that with Carpro BOA's of Microfiber Madness towels. Always test.
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Probably soft paint never had marring before using a fine nanoskin. The only thing I did different this time I used D114 as clay lube.
 
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