Lots of fillers for wax or polish.

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2011 Kona Blue

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Greetings, can anyone help me identify some wax products that have a large amount of fillers to hide remaining swirl and scratches left into the paint. If a customer wants a paint correction I do as much as possible to get rid of the Swirls and scratches however with that said ,

Can someone direct me to a wax that has a lot of fillers in the wax or poilish?
 
 
Thanks guys. Poorboys black hole sounds like bad porno movie. Ha ha ha ha.

So black hole will fill in the swirls and scratches?
 
2011 Kona Blue said:
Would I apply these products prior to waxing a vehicle or after? If prior to waxing, wouldn't the wax remove the glaze filler?
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Prior. Apply the wax or sealant by hand not machine.

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pdqgp said:
Prior. Apply the wax or sealant by hand not machine.

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Great, so prior to waxing and don't use my porter cable on setting 2 to apply the wax or sealant? Put wax on my hand?
 
2011 Kona Blue said:
Great, so prior to waxing and don't use my porter cable on setting 2 to apply the wax or sealant? Put wax on my hand?
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You can use a machine on low setting just go easy on it. Shoukd be fine if you all low the glaze to cure per their instructions.

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2011 Kona Blue said:
Would I apply these products prior to waxing a vehicle or after? If prior to waxing, wouldn't the wax remove the glaze filler?
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You can do it before & lock in the look w wax or sealant, or after to add the look, but if not waxed or seald, it won't last long.
 
PB White Diamond works wonders on my white pearl car. Then I seal it with 2 coats of colonite 845. About 8-12 hrs apart.

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Use it very sparingly. I do the whole car, 2 coats, with about 1" of the bottle. Warm it in a bucket of hot tap water and shake the be-jebus out of it before hand. It's sooo easy to work with and lasts from when I pull the car out in May till it gets parked in Nov. I only recoat the hood, bumper and mirrors/windshield surround a couple times because bugs.

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SyntheticAtmosp said:
Use it very sparingly. I do the whole car, 2 coats, with about 1" of the bottle. Warm it in a bucket of hot tap water and shake the be-jebus out of it before hand. It's sooo easy to work with and lasts from when I pull the car out in May till it gets parked in Nov. I only recoat the hood, bumper and mirrors/windshield surround a couple times because bugs.

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Does one need to put two coats on a vehicle? Also, how many pea sized dots do you use on the pad for each panel?
 
2 coats is ideal. Incase you missed a spot, but I'd expect 2 coats by anyone who wants a top notch job. As for quantity, less than pea sized dots. I do all mine by hand, so I just invert the bottle tightly on the applicator. I then dab over the panel and spread.

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