Polymers
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From: Ft Lauderdale
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There are hundreds, if you want local pickup, nu finish at the grocery store or auto parts store is good. An easier polymer is blackfire Crystal seal as there is no buffing. See my docs here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/acxkaf44c...VlC5djtQa?dl=0
But remeber, the bulk of true gloss comes from polish, not the polymer.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/acxkaf44c...VlC5djtQa?dl=0
But remeber, the bulk of true gloss comes from polish, not the polymer.
Last edited by Glen e; Sep 28, 2014 at 12:54 AM.
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From: Gulf Breeze Fl
OK Glen, now I need to know about polishes. The Nu finished you mentioned is the Orange stuff that can be had just about anywhere? I think you recommended it for my wheels also. Should I removed the wax first?
Silver is not the best for a deep shine and I am more concerned with protection, but if polishes can make a silver finish better, I am all for it.
I have read many folks that have gotten great detailing advise from you, thanks for the help.
Silver is not the best for a deep shine and I am more concerned with protection, but if polishes can make a silver finish better, I am all for it.
I have read many folks that have gotten great detailing advise from you, thanks for the help.
