I have a 2000 Golf GTi, V6. Where do I start to tuning it. I need it to look extremely good.

Asked by Sharat Aug 25, 2009 at 12:30 PM about the 2000 Volkswagen Golf

Question type: Car Customization

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Lee answered 14 years ago

is it for a car show, just a meet, or to look good around town

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Lee answered 14 years ago

well a good wash and hand wax is a great start. touch up the paint after you clean and before you wax. get a good wax do not go cheap if you want it to look good past the first rain. touch up any faded trim. wash and rainx your windows. then clean all interior areas you can see from standing outside your car. i clean car gets alot of praise. if you do this your car will be shiney and stay clean with minimal effort for more than a few days.

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AJ answered 14 years ago

Do a really good clay bar, cut polish, glaze, and finish with a high end Carnuba wax. When finished, wax the windows, take a plastic scraper & a towel & clean all the cracks & crevices to remove any green or residues. Dress the tires & wheel wells....enjoy being the envy of many on the road!

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