Best Sealant/Wax combo. Lets see some pics.
07-24-2011, 02:50 PM
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Or is there just a really good Nuba wax that I should use? I currently use Meguires Gold Class paste wax cause they really don't see any bad weather at all and they look and feel great.
Thanks guys
Dan
Thanks guys
Dan
07-24-2011, 06:50 PM
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Hey guys, I'm really impressed how good all of these cars look with a sealant. I've been doing some research and watched a couple autogeek YouTube videos and I think I'm sold on a good sealant for my cars. My question to you guys, is there a good all around sealant for a variety of colors?? Don't get mad with the mustangs lol these are the cars I have:
1968 Tungsten Grey Camaro driven to carshows nd 8.50 index on 10.5W
2004 Mystichrome Cobra driven about 150 miles a year
2008 Grabber Orange GT500 driven about 100 miles a year
And the real reason why I'm on this forum: =)
2011 Supersonic Blue Carbon Limited Edition Z06 which will probably going to be driven about 100 miles a year.
All the cars sit in a garage under car cover but Im just a fanatic and just want the best for the cars
1968 Tungsten Grey Camaro driven to carshows nd 8.50 index on 10.5W
2004 Mystichrome Cobra driven about 150 miles a year
2008 Grabber Orange GT500 driven about 100 miles a year
And the real reason why I'm on this forum: =)
2011 Supersonic Blue Carbon Limited Edition Z06 which will probably going to be driven about 100 miles a year.
All the cars sit in a garage under car cover but Im just a fanatic and just want the best for the cars
07-25-2011, 01:30 AM
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Thanks for the advice, The cars are pretty much still brand new, Is there anyway I can skip the wheeling/polishing cause I'm scared I'm gonna do something to the paint lol. Also if I go with a sealant, will i have to strip all the wax off first??
07-25-2011, 09:00 AM
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you should not be scared to polish paint. There are light polishes (finishing) and light pads to help amplify gloss and reflection even on well cared for paint. If you choose not to use this step currently, then I highly suggest a paint cleansing lotion. This will remove old waxes and any contaminents chemically and prep for new wax or sealant. Its simply a wipe on and off deal, and Pinnacle Paintwork and P21S GEPC are two that are easy and considered best of best.
