FLYER15015 Posted July 10, 2020 Share Posted July 10, 2020 This is a question for all the detailing people / shops out there. I recently had a chance to tour the NPD shop in Ocala, Florida. Saw a lot of very beautiful cars, all highly polished. One that impressed me was a dark blue '59 Buick 4 door that looked like it was "dipped in glass". So I asked, what polish they used on their cars ? Answer was "Chadwick's Triple Play" My question is, does anyone use this product, and what was your experience with it. I bought a bottle and their sponge applicator, and using it on the hood of my daily driver, a 2013 Chrysler T&C, It felt like doing a clay bar treatment without the clay. Wiped it off with a terry cloth towel and finished off with a micro fiber towel. Hood is now glass smooth and NO swirl marks. I would like to try it on the '31 Chrysler which was painted in 1980, ( a pretty amateurish job) and no clear coat. I just wonder how this product, or what YOU use, will hold up to dust and Lord forbid, rain. I've never owned a power buffer, and have always done my wax jobs by hand. I'm not headed to Amelia or Pebble, but I would like to make the old girl presentable. Let the comments begin.............. Mike in Colorado 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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