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Boatman

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Re: The ultimate shine??
« Reply #15 on: September 02, 2016, 05:54:26 PM »

I haven't found the best/wax/sealer yet.  The best one will be the one that applies itself.   ::)

I'm still using Zaino products and am happy with them.

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Re: The ultimate shine??
« Reply #16 on: September 02, 2016, 09:26:25 PM »

3M Hand Glaze is a good product, for fresh paint that can't be contaminated with wax or to remove swirl marks when you don't have a buffer available once again in fresh paint especially in a blended panel. It also pretty much washes away with soap & water.
We went thru it by the gallons when I was in the body shop, but it is just not a product that is geared to protect paint from UV over a long period of time. 3M does have some good wax type products available and GREAT buffing compounds.
But to each his own. Very easy to apply...often.
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Re: The ultimate shine??
« Reply #17 on: September 07, 2016, 04:31:56 PM »

I thought using a Carnauba wax over a paint sealer, like Glare, only lasts a little while and isn't worth it.  Any comments on this? thanks,
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Re: The ultimate shine??
« Reply #18 on: September 07, 2016, 10:48:57 PM »

The effective life of a carnuba wax depends on a number of things. The number of washes and the type of cleaners used for washing, weather conditions, atmospheric pollution, you get the idea. That's one of the reasons to use carnuba as a top coat over some type of sealer. A good sealer will last much longer than the wax itself. The shine of the sealer will also be enhanced by the carnuba. Both Pinnacle and S100 market detailers that contain carnuba wax that can extend the life of the original coat. Quality carnuba should last 6-8 weeks with regular washings, but each brand is different. Wolfgang, another product sold by Auto Geek, is another top end product. Lots of information on the website.        JoeS
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Re: The ultimate shine??
« Reply #19 on: September 19, 2016, 05:16:29 PM »

3M Hand Glaze is a good product, for fresh paint that can't be contaminated with wax or to remove swirl marks when you don't have a buffer available once again in fresh paint especially in a blended panel. It also pretty much washes away with soap & water.
We went thru it by the gallons when I was in the body shop, but it is just not a product that is geared to protect paint from UV over a long period of time. 3M does have some good wax type products available and GREAT buffing compounds.
But to each his own. Very easy to apply...often.

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