Hunter09
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When I had my black trams am I used
Meg's 105 m205
Meg's #7 glaze toped with Meg's yellow wax .#26
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When I had my black trams am I used
Meg's 105 m205
Meg's #7 glaze toped with Meg's yellow wax .#26
iceman978
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So glad this thread popped up. I've been looking for something to make one of my black car's really pop and there's some great info on this thread. Up until now I had used Meguiar's Synthetic Sealant 2.0 topped with DP Max Carnuba Wax. The results were good, but I really want more pop to the black color on the car. I'll be trying some of the combos listed in this thread, thanks guys!
eboose7
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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.
truckbutt
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I didn't think after three pages on this I would have anything to add but I do 
. In my opinion, nothing (BFWD, #845, BFMS, Fuzion, M21) looks better on black then Meguiars Gold Class Carnauba Plus. There is something in it that deepens the black and makes it look wet.
. In my opinion, nothing (BFWD, #845, BFMS, Fuzion, M21) looks better on black then Meguiars Gold Class Carnauba Plus. There is something in it that deepens the black and makes it look wet.
Waxy
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Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek
I have a catalog in my collection from 1988 that states,
M26 is the only wax that will increase the D.O.I. of a previously polished surface.
The context of that statement was after using #7 Show Car Glaze on black paint, most waxes would decrease D.O.I. while M26 would actually increase D.O.I.
I asked a chemist friend about this and he said it was because M26 has/had the ability to bend light. Maybe one of our engineering type people can explain how that would work...
D.O.I. = Distinction of Image
The ability of a surface to reflect an image clearly. A mirror offers 100% D.O.I.
Any new products that out perform this combo?
I have a catalog in my collection from 1988 that states,
M26 is the only wax that will increase the D.O.I. of a previously polished surface.
The context of that statement was after using #7 Show Car Glaze on black paint, most waxes would decrease D.O.I. while M26 would actually increase D.O.I.
I asked a chemist friend about this and he said it was because M26 has/had the ability to bend light. Maybe one of our engineering type people can explain how that would work...
D.O.I. = Distinction of Image
The ability of a surface to reflect an image clearly. A mirror offers 100% D.O.I.
Any new products that out perform this combo?