What to use on White or Silver Cars

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What sealer works well on lighter colored cars? I use WG Deep Gloss on my black car and that works well.. just didn't know if there is something better for lighter colored cars.
 
Well lighter colored cars always seem to be the harder to get that deep deep gloss, but i had excellent results on an White M-roadster i did with Four Star Ultimate Paint Protection. That was after a 3step polish so that probably helped out a whole bunch.
 
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They aren't sealant but I love SSII (light metallics) and Liquid Souvern (white) for light and white cars. You wont be sorry.
 
I've always loved Nattys Blue on white, at least on my truck the white takes on a slightly darker/deeper hue with it. Also DG 105 and AW combo is excellent.
 
Well, my pearl white '07 Sonata looks very nice in two coats of Meg's NXT (applied with a FLEX 3401) and topped with Fuzion.

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Surfer said:
I've always loved Nattys Blue on white, at least on my truck the white takes on a slightly darker/deeper hue with it. Also DG 105 and AW combo is excellent.
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:iagree: Using DG 601/105 with AW and occasionally top the DG105 with Natty's Blue.
 
try the new Dodo Wax its called White Diamond ??
 
Pinnacle Liquid Souveran would be great.
 
LS is a good beauty wax but doesn't last very long and is a veritable dust magnet. For silver, I now go to sealants. Brightens up the silver metallic more than wax IMO.

For this forum loyalists I like Wolfgang DPGP. WOWO, lasts and is economical.
 
hawkman said:
What sealer works well on lighter colored cars? I use WG Deep Gloss on my black car and that works well.. just didn't know if there is something better for lighter colored cars.
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It's probably just my eyes, but I have used many different products on many different colors and can't really see any reason for me to use different products on different colors.
The only product I remember making a noticeable difference was the original Meg's NXT on our red Grand Prix. I thought it darkened the red. It looked good, but if I had wanted a darker red car, I would have bought a darker red car.

If you are happy with what you are using now, I would certainly try it on the lighter color and make your own decision. You are the one that has to be satisfied. :)
 
i've heard that some people have been getting nicer results by using mothers fx synwax as opposed to meguiar's nxt wax. IMO i've used synwax and it looks really great.
 
Just like any other color it is all in the prep work. After the car is polished, I would use DG 501 to clean the paint and for LSP I like FK 1000p, Optimum Opti Seal, Souveran, DG 111...
 
Surfer said:
I've always loved Nattys Blue on white, at least on my truck the white takes on a slightly darker/deeper hue with it. Also DG 105 and AW combo is excellent.
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Natty Blue on white? hmmmm. I though this was taylored for dark cars. How about the Nattys Blue on a Silver car?
 
CakeDaddy said:
Natty Blue on white? hmmmm. I though this was taylored for dark cars. How about the Nattys Blue on a Silver car?
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Collinite 845 rules on silver, I don't know why, it gives silver a glow and pop that I didn't see with Nattys Blue, Souveran, OR ## 5050. And it last long as hell. I normally don't go for the the "wwax made for X color", but for some reason on my white truck NB gives it a warmer glow then others.

But I'm lazy now, I don't have much time, and just use AW when I can. Which looks great as well, my poor truck needs a wash bad lol.
 
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