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Old 05-23-2014, 07:32 PM   #1
BR3W CITY
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Caring/Cleaning Satin Finishes, my way.

My truck has a satin-cleared finish, and my dude's 350z is satin white PlastiDipped.

Caring for satin paint can be a pain because of limitations of the types of soaps, detailers and protectants that can be use. Regular ol' carwash need not apply. You also want to minimize any rubbing to avoid "buffing" the finish down, since it actually has a micro-texture that gives it the look. We use a pressure washer and special attachment to get it soapy and washed, and follow up with some satin-approved detailer. Its easier to just show you!



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