New White Car
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oldmodman
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Fusion.
It's the only product that seems to give any depth to the flat looking whites that I've worked with.
Now if it's a pearl white nearly anything will make it look good.
Plus look at this thread http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...rand-new-pearl-white-2011-hyundai-sonata.html
It's the only product that seems to give any depth to the flat looking whites that I've worked with.
Now if it's a pearl white nearly anything will make it look good.
Plus look at this thread http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...rand-new-pearl-white-2011-hyundai-sonata.html
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Mike Phillips
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Congratulations on the new car!
To make white pop you want to amplify the gloss which is to create the smoothest surface possible and this is done by claying the paint. To reveal the beauty of the paint you want to make surface as clear, clean and defect free as possible by insuring there are not surface impurities, swirls and scratches. (Even a new car can need claying and a little paint cleaning before waxing).
After you properly prep the paint then it's time to protect the finish with a premium quality wax. You can't go wrong with the Pinnacle Line of products for maximizing gloss, shine and beauty... maximize gloss, shine and beauty and you'll maximize *POP*
Right now while the car is new is the best time to put your car's exterior and interior on a regular maintenance program.
Pinnacle Bodywork Shampoo
Pinnacle Ultra Poly Clay Kit
Pinnacle Paintwork Cleansing Lotion
Pinnacle Liquid Souveran Car Wax
Pinnacle Souveran Paste Wax
Pinnacle Signature Series II Carnauba Paste Wax
Then maintain with,
Pinnacle Souveran Liquid Spray Wax
Pinnacle Crystal Mist Detail Spray
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To make white pop you want to amplify the gloss which is to create the smoothest surface possible and this is done by claying the paint. To reveal the beauty of the paint you want to make surface as clear, clean and defect free as possible by insuring there are not surface impurities, swirls and scratches. (Even a new car can need claying and a little paint cleaning before waxing).
After you properly prep the paint then it's time to protect the finish with a premium quality wax. You can't go wrong with the Pinnacle Line of products for maximizing gloss, shine and beauty... maximize gloss, shine and beauty and you'll maximize *POP*
Right now while the car is new is the best time to put your car's exterior and interior on a regular maintenance program.
Pinnacle Bodywork Shampoo
Pinnacle Ultra Poly Clay Kit
Pinnacle Paintwork Cleansing Lotion
Pinnacle Liquid Souveran Car Wax
Pinnacle Souveran Paste Wax
Pinnacle Signature Series II Carnauba Paste Wax
Then maintain with,
Pinnacle Souveran Liquid Spray Wax
Pinnacle Crystal Mist Detail Spray
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5.4 Shelby
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My standard answer for white car questions: Pinnacle Signature Series II. I think it might even be on Buy One Get One free right now.
For better durability and increased shine, try some Wolfgang Deep Gloss PAint Sealant 3.0 under the SSII.
For better durability and increased shine, try some Wolfgang Deep Gloss PAint Sealant 3.0 under the SSII.
AeroCleanse
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I've found that Dodo Juice Supernatural looks awesome on white cars. This assumes you have defect free paint before you wax. DJ SN gives a nice crisp look.
HighEndDetail
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:iagree:
Also Four Star UPP, Poorboy's PwS, WG Fuzion, WG DGPS, Optimum Opti-seal
smalltrees
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White Car
Wolfgang's DGPS is beautiful... then after you admire this for a day/week... or two, add a layer of Pinnacle Liquid Souveran... makes my Candy White... glow... or each one by themselves and you will be happy... and as others have said, the "pop" comes from the "prep"
Wolfgang's DGPS is beautiful... then after you admire this for a day/week... or two, add a layer of Pinnacle Liquid Souveran... makes my Candy White... glow... or each one by themselves and you will be happy... and as others have said, the "pop" comes from the "prep"
This is funny! As a noob looking in, no matter the color the same choices come up. "This one makes white look awesome!" "This one (the same as before) makes black look awesome!". Even more funny than that is the amount of choices and options people throw out. There is not really a concensus that there is 1 or 2 best for any color...there are about 10-15. Seems to me all the choices thrown around on this forum are all pretty dang good. Flip a coin and try one out and it seems the chances are...you won't be disappointed.
You could not have said it better. There are so many choices out there I doubt that most of us have been able to try most of the sealants/waxes out there.