Which LSP gives the wettest look?

If there was one product that gave the wettest look everyone would be buying it. There are so many great waxes/sealants. It still comes down to prepping the paint. A well preped paint would look good with just about any wax. A wax is to protect the hard work you did in prepping.
 
Rsurfer said:
If there was one product that gave the wettest look everyone would be buying it. There are so many great waxes/sealants. It still comes down to prepping the paint. A well preped paint would look good with just about any wax. A wax is to protect the hard work you did in prepping.
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Rsurfer said:
If there was one product that gave the wettest look everyone would be buying it.
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Not everyone.

Some people would select products based on "shiniest", or durability, or easy of use.
 
^ + 100,000 prep=95% of the final look! But that 5% is still a piece of the puzzle......just a very small piece tho!
 
PBoy said:
Not everyone.

Some people would select products based on "shiniest", or durability, or easy of use.
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I'm talking about everyone that was looking for the wettest look.
 
Zymol Atlantique looks absolutely amazing. I have never seen anything like it in terms of wetness. It is going to cost an arm and leg but if you can afford it IMO it is the wettest wax on the market.

Pinnacle Souveran Paste and Dodo Supernatural are great too.
 
souveran or pinnacle sig series 2 . will give you the wetest look on a preped surface for sure :xyxthumbs:
 
Just my opinion but I think either CG butter wet wax or RT66 hot rod wet wax. For just a carnuaba with no polymers I would say wet obsession or souveran.
 
This is a basecoat/clearcoat finish with Souveran Paste wax...

How-to Machine Apply Wax using a DA Polisher

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Pinnacle Souveran, a true show car wax also called a finishing wax...
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ive been useing souveran for 3 years now and . the look it leaves is up there with much higher end waxes for sure.
 
All the waxes I currently use..

Liquid Wax: Collinite 845, Pinnacle Souveran,

Paste wax: Collinite Marque Elegance, Pinnacle Signature Series ll, Poorboy's Natty, DP Max Wax, Wolfgang Fusion
 
PBoy said:
sweet!
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What was incredible was the owner driving it from West Palm Beach, down the I-95 to our studio here in Stuart, Florida.

Lots of cars of this vintage don't see that kind of daily driving. The Corvette was introduced in 1953 and you rarely see these let along driving down the road, so having the owner bring his vary rare 1954 to Autogeek was a treat.


:)
 
I think Souveran paste and natt'y red leave the wettest look IMO. But everyone is different and looks are subjective.
 
I think it all depends on the purpose. I think pure carnubas provide the wettest shine in my opinion but I prefer sealants on my daily drivers. Out of the sealants I have tried, Blackfire Wet Diamond gives the paint the nicest and deepest wet gloss.
 
BobbyG said:
All the waxes I currently use..

Liquid Wax: Collinite 845, Pinnacle Souveran,

Paste wax: Collinite Marque Elegance, Pinnacle Signature Series ll, Poorboy's Natty, DP Max Wax, Wolfgang Fusion
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The Collinite 845 does provide a much wetter look than I was expecting. :xyxthumbs:
 
Chemical Guys Butter Wet liquid carnauba

Chemical Guys Blitz sealant

Chemical Guys Extreme Depth carnauba
 
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