What is the best way to make a 93 Car Original Paint look SHINE??

My car's paint looks so damn old... hehehe...
any way to make it look better???

thanks

 

yea buy altezzas.. it should do the trick..

 

wash it then clay it, then polish it, then wax it.

 

i used that McGuires 3 stage paint refreshener stuff, it worked out pretty good, and if not then do this ..

 

Is it oxidized? H-T user "Opi" has a white 94 hatch, that was extremely oxidized, so we took high quality buffer and some cleaner wax, and cut through the dull layer. As we were going from panel to panel, you could see the difference, the untouched panels looked yellowish in comparison. After going over the whole car with the cleaner wax, we applied a polish, followed by a carnuba wax to seal it, it really worked well, the car is now smooth to the touch, and it actually shines now. Give it a shot, just be careful with the buffer, don't get crazy, you can mess up your paint pretty easily, especially with dark colors, let the buffer do the work for you

 

if it was a dumb question, then sure, responses like that will come up, but in this case, its just unneeded, so be quiet unless your gonna be helpful.

 

I am not sure if it's oxidized.. but here is what it looks like after a wash:


I want it to look even better...

thanks for the help guys

and be quiet if u are not helping

 

i did the 3stage system took me about 5 hours(on a crx) but it deff. looked alot better... if you brave enough to use a polisher i would just take some zymol and give it a good polish but i wouldnt try using zymol by hand it would more trouble then its worth .. or try liquid glass from auto zone when i got my car painted they use that suff! .. very nice good luck

 

For a white car i would suggest trying zaino or the klasse twins.

1.) dawn wash (don't dry)
2.) clay the car
3.) wash with a car wash soap
4.) if using zaino use Z1
5.) zaino Z2 (lots of coats. minimum 3)
6.) a caranauba topper like S100

4.) if using klasse, apply the AIO (red bottle)
5.) Klasse sealer and glaze (lots of coats)
6.) a caranuba topper like S100 or Pinnacle Souveran

As for the buffer you could save yourself a lot of work and get a porter cable 7424 or 7336. The only way you're going to damage your paint with one of these is if you drop it on the car. I would not suggest using a rotary or "high speed" polisher as can damage the paint.

My last point: you have a white car...i wouldn't expect too much from that color in terms of reflection. you won't get the same effect as you would on a dark car.

 

lol What kind of answer is that?

 

thanks for all the help guys

sounds like damn hard work to do !!!

thanks!!