What do you put on YOUR white car?

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Hi everyone,

For those who own a white car (or work on many white cars), what combo are you currently using?

I have:
Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze
Wolfgang Fuzion
DP MaxWax
Bouncer's Capture the Rapture
Menzerna Power Lock
Duragloss 105 (I don't like this product)
Collinite 845
Pinnacle Black Label
Chemical Guy's V7

I've been looking at:

1Z Glanz Wax
Chemical Guy's Blacklight
Coatings (Cquartz UK, EXO & C1, etc.)

Thank You!

P.S. Looking for a hard candy glassy type of shine!
 
I have 2 white vehicles. :)

05 Ram 1500
06 Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD

I am using WGDGPS on both with WG Fuzion on the Jeep (Garage Kept).
 
I own three white vehicles. They all get powerlock topped with 845.
 
I have 3 white cars and they all have Menz power lock and when I get sometime I will be using Opti-Coat pro on all of them.
 
jankerson said:
I have 2 white vehicles. :)

05 Ram 1500
06 Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD

I am using WGDGPS on both with WG Fuzion on the Jeep (Garage Kept).
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Does the DGPS give a hard candy look, that's what I'm going after. The Klasse does a great job of that, but it takes a lot of layering.
 
CG Blacklight (2 coats) + CG 50/50 Concours wax. Spray detail with Hybrid V07. Well, it's my MIL's car that I keep up for her, paid obviously.
 
When I had my arctic white camaro I used Liquid Souveran. Really brightened it up. Doesn't last at all though.
 
I have a feeling I'll go with Blacklight, DGPS/Liquid Souveran, or 1Z Glanz. I'm just looking for something new. Detailing is an addiction lol
 
Give FK 1000p a try. Gives the hard candy like appearance and is very durable.
 
pcw25 said:
Does the DGPS give a hard candy look, that's what I'm going after. The Klasse does a great job of that, but it takes a lot of layering.
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To me it does. :)

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pcw25 said:
Hi everyone,

For those who own a white car (or work on many white cars), what combo are you currently using?

I have:
Klasse High Gloss Sealant Glaze
Wolfgang Fuzion
DP MaxWax
Bouncer's Capture the Rapture
Menzerna Power Lock
Duragloss 105 (I don't like this product)
Collinite 845
Pinnacle Black Label
Chemical Guy's V7

I've been looking at:

1Z Glanz Wax
Chemical Guy's Blacklight
Coatings (Cquartz UK, EXO & C1, etc.)

Thank You!

P.S. Looking for a hard candy glassy type of shine!
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I'm just curious, why you don't like DG 105 ?
 
pld said:
I'm just curious, why you don't like DG 105 ?
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I didn't like it mainly because the durability was terrible. I wasn't impressed much with the look, either. I don't know, maybe I need to give it another try. But the first time I tried it I know for a fact I didn't like it.
 
JHL88 said:
Give FK 1000p a try. Gives the hard candy like appearance and is very durable.
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Heard good things about this also! There's just 165398452 options out there which makes picking something really difficult
 
pcw25 said:
Have to admit that looks amazing! I've tried DGPS before and really liked it, might buy it again. Also looking at BFCS.
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Thanks. :)

WGDGPS is a bright sealant IMO, it doesn't deepen the paint color like some others seem to.

And it has the look that I really like a lot. :xyxthumbs:
 
I use Wolfgang Glossy Paint Sealant on my white truck.
Happy with how it looks, I get a lot of reflection in the right light.
After each full wash I use Chemcial Guys EZ Cream Glaze, fast and easy and can be used as often as you wish and not have to worry about wax build up.

I now use Chemcial Guys P-40, diluted 1:1 to give it a light boosted in protection, great way to maintain the shine.
 
Seems like most people are using DGPS, might have to buy a bottle!
 
pcw25 said:
Seems like most people are using DGPS, might have to buy a bottle!
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It's awesome stuff. :xyxthumbs:

Put on 2 coats 24 hours apart and you are good to go...

Let it haze for around 45 mins to an hour and it comes off really easy.
 
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