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Here is my process...I have an '02 gmc Idigo blue and people always think my truck is new. I do this right before winter, and right before summer. I live in CA and do not garage my truck.<br /><br />twice a year<br />1) wash<br />2) clay bar<br />3) polish w/ a "swirl mark remover" abrasiveness product. I have a circular polisher so I use 3M. If you do not know how to use a circular polisher DO NOT learn on your car. Use an orbital polisher instead.<br />4) Paint sealer<br />5) Carnauba wax<br />6) hand buff w/ microfiber towels.<br /><br />Washing process (as needed, usually once a week)<br />1) always out of direct sunlight, and usually in the evening.<br />2) use a microfiber mitt w/ 1" nap strings<br />3) 5 gallon home depot bucket WITH sand grill on the bottom<br />4) use a good soap w/ conditioners.<br />5) wash from top down. DO NOT go back up when you reach the bottom. Use the sand grill and wash the mitt out again. That keeps you from getting spider webs.<br />6) rinse the car down after every section<br />7) dry with microfiber towels, lightly! Let the air help dry it.<br /><br />Once a month<br />1) wash<br />2) give it a once over with a spray on wax.<br /><br />thumb.gif