Can I add Black Light over HD Speed?

What is Lava? A sealant? I would advise against using hot ash on the paint surface. ;)
 
I'll save the Black Light for when the Speed wears off. Thank you.
 
rlmccarty2000 said:
Correction, nasty goop in a jar. Lol
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Thanks for correcting me :dblthumb2: :buffing:

I think my jar of that goop is kicking around some where in the garage or in the land fill,I can't really remember.

I was also a fan of Blacklight when I first used it, but when it was gone after a couple weeks down here in Florida in the summer after a few thunderstorms I was quickly over it.

And their are so many other options that look as good if not better and far outlast it I was done with it.
 
I decided with the sale today to try some of the HD Speed. I was reading the thread here and noticed a lot of people advised not to top HD Speed with anything (maybe Poxy). I'm using CG EZ Cream Glaze followed by Jetseal or Mseal then the butter wet wax. Would it be too much to add the glaze.. seal.. and wax after the HD speed?
 
Automoglow said:
I decided with the sale today to try some of the HD Speed. I was reading the thread here and noticed a lot of people advised not to top HD Speed with anything (maybe Poxy). I'm using CG EZ Cream Glaze followed by Jetseal or Mseal then the butter wet wax. Would it be too much to add the glaze.. seal.. and wax after the HD speed?
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I personally wouldn't top Speed with anything but Poxy. They are made by the same manufacturer and designed to be synergistic. And they are so well priced why not get both. The other thing, is when you can get results like this (see link below) why go with all the extra coats?

When you use Speed remember this, it's got Poxy in it so you don't want to wipe it off right away. You want to let it dry / cure before wiping it off. When I use Speed and Poxy I do half the vehicle with Speed, then take a break or do the wheels etc. Wipe it off and put the Poxy on and then go to the other side and do the Speed. Then by the time I'm done with that I go back and wipe off the Speed. Then I do the other side with Poxy. I find this cuts the over all time to do the job by about 25%.

Check this Show and Shine I posted a while back:

https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/91677-2015-bmw-435i-meets-hd-speed-hd-poxy.html
 
Wow great info...thank you! And that car looks sick! Wonder if I can call tomorrow and update my
order with some of this��
 
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