trying to get a REAL DEEP shine in my car
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Originally Posted by redlude97
Yes, i use it exclusively. If you are near beaverton, the NAPA on canyon road near beaverton town square should have the #21, thats where I bought mine last year
The sealant can give a little of a plastic look as was said. If you really want to see your paint glow Use the s100 after doing the sealant. One thing that should be mentioned, don't apply the sealant on top of the s100. Because of the oils in a carnauba based wax it won't allow the sealant to bond to the paint the way it should. What I would do is wash the car using a little dawn dish soap. The alkali content will take all the waxes off so you can start with a clean slate. Once that's done (if you're not polishing) apply the sealant. I don't know what the cure time is or Megs #21 but figure maybe 8-12 hours. So the next day put a coat of the S100. The S100 will add the warmth and depth that can sometimes be lacking in some sealants. Your car will be screaming.
I've been using the Klasse AIO/Sealant w/layered coats of P21S. I've found this to work great for my Ivory Pearl. Since my color really doesn't give that super deep mirror look of black, I think it is probably as close to mirror as you can get.....
a couple of pics after a detail with the above combination....
PS if you plan on using synthetic/carnauba combo, let the synthetic coat cure for about 24 hrs. Then apply your top coat of wax. Wait another 12 hrs, and then relayer another coat of wax if you like.
a couple of pics after a detail with the above combination....
PS if you plan on using synthetic/carnauba combo, let the synthetic coat cure for about 24 hrs. Then apply your top coat of wax. Wait another 12 hrs, and then relayer another coat of wax if you like.
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Originally Posted by redlude97
Glad you are happy with it, the durability isn't that great, but the look is hard to beat at that price. I personally don't like to use it on metallics because they are hard to get alot of depth to anyways, so I use a sealant, but I'm sure it looks great on your car
Can I use a sealant on clearbra which I have on my car?
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Originally Posted by never gone
The sealant can give a little of a plastic look as was said. If you really want to see your paint glow Use the s100 after doing the sealant. One thing that should be mentioned, don't apply the sealant on top of the s100. Because of the oils in a carnauba based wax it won't allow the sealant to bond to the paint the way it should. What I would do is wash the car using a little dawn dish soap. The alkali content will take all the waxes off so you can start with a clean slate. Once that's done (if you're not polishing) apply the sealant. I don't know what the cure time is or Megs #21 but figure maybe 8-12 hours. So the next day put a coat of the S100. The S100 will add the warmth and depth that can sometimes be lacking in some sealants. Your car will be screaming.
Originally Posted by ckp
Thxs for tip I'll give it a shot next week!!:-) how much dawn soap should I use??
Just a squirt. A little goes a long way. If you have a bunch of sudz kicking, you're good. As for your clear bra question, everything I have read says treat it just like paint.
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Originally Posted by never gone
Just a squirt. A little goes a long way. If you have a bunch of sudz kicking, you're good. As for your clear bra question, everything I have read says treat it just like paint.
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