What polish, wax etc are you lot using at the moment?
07-06-2006, 09:45 AM
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RS Daz - for Polaris grey in good condition (which, looking at your sig i'm assuming yours is) you would get a nice finish out of Poorboy's Polish with Carnauba Blue.
Glaze with ClearKote RMG to wetten the shine, and seal with Poorboy's EX-P to make your flake pop, or with EX to mute the flake and richen the shine - that's your personal preference. Wax with Natty's Blue.
HTH
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Glaze with ClearKote RMG to wetten the shine, and seal with Poorboy's EX-P to make your flake pop, or with EX to mute the flake and richen the shine - that's your personal preference. Wax with Natty's Blue.
HTH
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10-06-2006, 11:56 PM
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Jim - Your Saff looks nice White is, as i'm sure you know, a colour very difficult to get a shine on - not to say it can't be done - but you'll never get a reflective gloss finish like a black or dark blue car. There are a number of options available for white paint though, to give a range of different finishes. This was a polish, glaze/seal, wax combo:
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White is, as i'm sure you know, a colour very difficult to get a shine on - not to say it can't be done - but you'll never get a reflective gloss finish like a black or dark blue car. There are a number of options available for white paint though, to give a range of different finishes. This was a polish, glaze/seal, wax combo:Gareth
11-06-2006, 01:34 PM
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yeah i know, i bought my car a lighter shafe of green with it sank up to the rim in mud but it turned out un welded and a mint with genine 50k on it.
6 laps of t cut later over a few months and some more polishing and shes shining up nicely
6 laps of t cut later over a few months and some more polishing and shes shining up nicely
11-06-2006, 03:13 PM
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You might want to consider something more modern than T-Cut - it's abrasives don't break down and can cause a lot of harm to the paintwork - there's far better things out there.
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14-07-2006, 12:30 AM
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Originally Posted by M.A.D.RST
Hey Gaz, been reading your replies and was hoping you wouldnt mind giving me some tips 
Its the escos in my sig mate
Its the escos in my sig mate
This was achieved with:
Poorboy's Clay + ClearKote Quik Shine
Poorboy's Polish with Carnauba Blue
ClearKote Red Moose Glaze
Poorboy's EX-P
Natty's Blue
Alternative products can be subbed into that line up depending on the finish you'd like, and the quality of the paint at the moment - just give me a shout and i'll let you know what i think
Gareth
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