Recent content by Swirlophobia

First of all you should make sure that your paint is absolutely defect free i.e(swirl marks, scratches, holograms and imbedded contaminants) by cleaning[emoji98], claying and polishing addressing any defects to make sure your paint is shiny and glossy[emoji92]on it’s own so that you don’t depend...

I think by clean he means having a clean microfiber towel and a clean paint to work on Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

I would go with cquarts uk or sonax cc36, cquarts is one of the most used ceramic coatings out there and sonax cc36 has lots of german engineering behind it. Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

Where i live it’s pretty hard to find a 7424xp and we use 220 volts so hand sanding is the only option for now Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

If i were you I wouldn’t worry too much about the wheel’s cleaning difficulty, just choose the wheel that catch your eyes and leave the cleaning to good product like sonax wheel cleaner full effect and a couple of nice wheel whoolies Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

My Mazda 3’s paint is in great condition with next to none swirls or scratches and the car from a distance looks like a show car for anybody ,but for me when i get close the orange peel is way above average and just makes the paint not pay back the effort i do in protecting cleaning and sealing...

Yes you definitely can, PNS goes on clear and has no solvents in it so it’s safe for use on any exterior material. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks a lot guys for your replies, i will try using high speed wax on one half of the hood to see which characteristics i prefer from PNS/BSD and PNS/HSW. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Has anyone tried using spray wax on sonax pns to get back the surface slickness that pns unfortunately lacks?