harmonyp

I've now tried a small handful of products on my Cyber Gray metallic. Figuring I'm not the only one trying different products to see which works best for our own vehicle colors. Thought it'd be cool to talk about what products folks have tried, and which ones end up being favorites.

For me (excuse any misspellings - not looking at bottles), I've tried Klasse Polish and Cleaner, Klasse Sealant, Blackfire Wet Diamond Sealant, Adams Brilliant Glaze, Pinnacle Wax, Blackfire Midnight Sun Wax, Adams Americana Wax, Mequires 26 Wax, and a handful of detail sprays.

Love the Klasse Polish and Cleaner, and use that as a base when I'm starting from scratch, but can't seem to get the Klasse Sealant to not streak, so I've stopped using that.

Blackfire Wet Diamond Sealant is amazing, and with the Blackfire Midnight Sun - I've found my magic combo for my Cyber Gray paint. Then I use the Blackfire detail spray very lightly each day before my drive to work (hopefully I don't rub the paint off the car!)

The Adams Brilliant Glaze is very thin, and spreads so fast and works so well, I just did our white dually chevy with that, and it'll be my product of choice for the dually. I also did all the dually chrome with the Adams, and WOW. I've never cleaned so much chrome so fast with such results - it's amazing on chrome.

What are your detailing experiences (people who detail please - don't need 20 posts about how people don't agree with time spent on detailing).

USAF

Carnuba.

That's all

USAF

duanepillar

Zaino bro's show car system. Start out with a good wash with Dawn dishwasing detergent, clay bar, the start appling polish. It takes some time to dry so I spend the bulk of a weekend doing a complete job with lots of downtime for drying. Finish is fantastic! The car looks wet when you are done.

BLK08C6

I also am a Zaino user. If you take your time and do it correctly it is a lot of work but is worth every minute.

choprfgr

ICE car wash - black car in partial sun and not one water spot.

Mr.Nubain

I use Griots garage. I got the package as a gift and I love their product. Seems superior to all the product I have used before. I still am a big fan of Mequires because it's so easy to get and it's easy to use. Griots products produce amazing results. I just hate the price!

billyboy47

after many waxes and polishes i swear by liquid glass. and talk about easy application. even the detail spray is great to work with. haven't tried the l.g. car wash yet, but thay say it prevents hard water spots. i'll be trying that some time next week. i want to give the polish enough time to cure first. the directions say 4 hours, i go longer.

1rusty1

Rejex for me

lavla

I've tried most of them (Adam's, Zaino, Pinnacle, Black Fire, etc.) but I've come to the conclusion that Meguire's Ultimate Polish and Wax work best for me. I have a black 2013 GS and they are the easiest to use and give me the best results in the least amount of time.

I'm sure that the "wax wars" will probably never end, but as Barry Meguire says, "All of the Meguier cars are black because they are the most difficult to maintain. All of our products are tested on black cars".

Scuba Ghost

Rejex.

Don-Vette

Meguires NXT 2.0
Surf city carnauba paste
Mothers synthetic. I get great results with any of these.

johnny3

Rejex & it really lasts.

JAsVette

I hope you're right because Mequier's is what I just bought and will try soon.

hpclj

+1

fyreline

Rejex.

Remember it is a sealant, not a wax. Use whatever product you like, put Rejex on over it, and drive that sucker. Bugs, bird droppings and road grime rinse right off.

LFZ

You mean put whatever product you like over top of Rejex.

BWF07

I have been an Adams user for years. First on my C5 and now my C6. Polish and waxes are a very subjective product. Almost everyone has there favorite and some switch around. I happen to like sticking with one product. I have tried a few different brands, but I happen to like how Adams goes on and comes off and how it looks.

Johnathon59

Meguiar's #205 Swirl remover/polish
Meguiar's NXT 2.0...wait 24 hrs. before applying wax
Meguiar's Carnauba wax

GREAT RESULTS !!

Blazin383

I started using Zaino products years ago when I had my Millennium Yellow roadster! I was so impressed that I immediately ordered more when I picked up my Torch Red GS. I've put 3 coats on now a week apart and I still think it's the best! However, I've recently read a little on Chadwick 's polish, and it sounds enticing.

Boomer111

I have used the Klasse twins for a long time. The trick with the sealant is to use very small amount spread out thinly let dry then wipe with a light mist of detail spray, if necessary.

I like the Sonus Spritz for this.

Protection seems to be never ending. I will Sprits weekly and maybe monthly use the Sonus Glanz.

This all follows an 8-12 month redo from claying ( I prefer the Nanoskin system) to the Klasse AOI then 3 coats of the sealant.

Car always looks and feels protected. Never machined polished and Yes I do have some light scratches. Good enough for my Drive, Anymore work and I would want to never drive it.

Nothing really adheres to the car too badly.

Try the lighter coats and us the detail spray for help in removal of the sealant.

I have only had some initial problems in the very beginning of this products use.

Now it's use is predictable. Cool car is essential too. First thing in the morning.

Might be some other products just as good but I am well acquainted with Klasse and remain satisfied.

Finishkar 425 is another great product. More of a detailer though with little protection benefits. It does leave a great gloss and smooth finish.

I use the Sonus products with the Klasse twins because they were formulated to be enhance the acrylic sealant in looks and protection.

Not so sure when using the 424 if a followed application of the Glanz would be beneficial protection wise. Too bad too cause I really like the 425.

I have applied a pure carnauba wax too over the Klasse and on my Machine Silver color looks softer and a little deeper, not so glossy.

A different look but reapplication monthly of the acrylic Glanz would be more trouble than it is worth.