How to Polish a Subaru Legacy
First available to the public in 1989, the Legacy is a vehicle manufactured by Subaru, a Japanese car company. Available in both sedan and station wagon styles, polishing this car requires car soap, a car sponge, polish, wax and a lint-free cloth.
- Clean the automobile with car soap and water mixed according to the manufacturer's directions. If your Subaru Legacy is a station wagon model, use a brush with a pole attachment to access hard to reach places on the roof of the automobile. Otherwise, a car sponge may be used. Rinse the car.
- Dry the Legacy using a lint-free towel. Leaving the car to dry in the sun may allow pollen, leaves or other particles to land on the car, making polishing the Subaru Legacy more difficult.
- Spread car polish on the car using a chamois cloth, lint-free cloth or polishing rag. If the Legacy has any minor scratches, the polish may be able to remove these blemishes. Use a circular motion for the application process, and make sure the car is entirely buffed and free of excess polish. Allow the polish to dry thoroughly.
- Apply a coat of wax to the vehicle using a lint free towel. Working in small sections, spread the wax on the Subaru Legacy. In most cases, one coat of wax is sufficient.
- Buff the Legacy to obtain a shiny exterior. A lint-free towel works for this purpose, although some car enthusiasts prefer to use car buffing pads or buffing machines.