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Like you, I top a carnauba wax over a paint sealant. WGDGPS needs 12 hours to cure before the wax can be applied. Menzerna Power Lock cures in 4 hours. I use the Menzerna when I can't wait 12 hours. I like to top it with Fuzion. I started using Power Lock, after it was mentioned in a post...

Wheel Wax Extreme Black is water based.

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Wheel Wax Extreme Black. It leaves a nice matte finish that doesn't attract dirt and it doesn't sling off. Durability is also good.

I like the appearance of Menzerna PO 85RD followed by Power Lock topped with Fuzion.

I've used it and it works great. I am on my second bottle. It leaves a nice slick shine, and it is economical for a QD, since a little goes a long way. With their fine polishes and the quality of their products, Menzerna knows how to make an excellent QD. I highly recommend it!

I used the Souveran Paste wax. I don't know if the Wolfgang Finishing Glaze is the same as Menzerna SF 4500. In my experience, the ultra-finishing polish SF 4500 is ultra-finishing as compared to finishing and adds a little extra pop to the paint. That's why I use it for jewelling.

I just finished detailing a 2004 Jaguar XK8 coupe that belongs to the wife of a friend. I first washed it using the two bucket method with Wolfgang Auto Bathe. Next, I clayed the finish then used the Wolfgang Twins for the correction step. I followed the correction with Menzerna PO85rd to jewel...

2000 Ford Mustang GT Convertible, 165,477 2002 Ford Thunderbird, 40,620 2005 Lexus SC 430, 61,115 2008 Mercedes-Benz CLK 550 Cabriolet, 31,120

Fuzion is a dream to apply by hand, but I like the results better when I remove it with a DA polisher.

Souveran really looks good on my wife's silver Lexus SC430. As has been said, silver is a tough color to get a great depth of shine.

My wife has a 2005 Lexus SC430 that is silver, so I really enjoyed seeing your results. The car looks fantastic. The only thing I noticed is the chrome exhaust tips need some attention.

Buy the Flex--you won't regret it!

I have been using 845, after reading a review that rated it the number 1 product for wheels.

PO85RD and Power Lock are my two favorites!

I jewel the paint with Menzerna PO85rd using a Flex XC 3401, and I have had great success with the DA polisher and a tangerine jeweling pad.

For $400.00 you can buy all the equipment you need to do a first rate job yourself. In addition, you will gain the knowledge that makes a job well done satisfying. This forum has really helped me get professional results. You have nothing to lose by doing your own car. Besides, it is really fun!

I know that the prep work is essential, but all things being equal, I think that the Fuzion looks better, especially on dark paint. I like the way it makes the paint look dripping wet. It doesn't attract as much dust as carnauba, and it makes metal flake really stand out. I realize that it is...

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