PA HIGH GLOSS - The ultimate pictorial review

Disagree.

IMO:
The context, in which both silicon dioxide
and polymers are referenced above, are
just a few more examples of advertising's
overuse of Buzzwords---a not too well
disguised over-reach of scientific terms.



Bob

ok, what do you think about using the high gloss silicia spray over a wax or sealant? polish angel hasn't answered my e mail
 
what do you think about using the high
gloss silicia spray over a wax or sealant?
•PA claims that their high gloss spray
contains an enormous amount of
Titania (TiO2).

•TiO2 is a transition metal oxide.

•There is very little known about
the surface structures of transition
metal oxides.



Bob
 
•PA claims that their high gloss spray
contains an enormous amount of
Titania (TiO2).

•TiO2 is a transition metal oxide.

•There is very little known about
the surface structures of transition
metal oxides.



Bob

I wonder if IronX would bleed it.
 
TiO2 is commonly used to make paint a brighter white. It has a very high UV resistance where it is used in sun screen. It is also used in toothpaste. Wilkipedia is a wonderful thing.

I have only used PA High Gloss on a coated surface (love it), but I would bet it would make wax or a sealant shine. There are only a few PA products I have used that weren't worth the premium price. High Gloss is well worth the money. But it is an Autopian secret, only sold there if you know the secret password.
 
What was the process?
In order...

Tom
 
Oh...excuse me. Got excited wanting to know how you pull it off.

Love your car and your work shows!!

Tom
 
You...You're the one with the white vette? Right?

Tom
 
You...You're the one with the white vette? Right?

Tom


Yep

This was simple

Wash
dry

I used a micro folded in 4, sprayed an X across the face of it. Wipe it on 1/2 a panel, wipe off. From there, each successive 1/2 panel I made another line across the micro, wipe on, wipe of.

Finish car, look and admire.

I don't really know if a 2nd coat helps or not, since it always looks better the next day.
 
Oh..OK...

I was under the impression you had used sealant and wax before using polish angel. That's why I was asking about the process.
Guess I'm getting things crossed somehow between this thread and the others...

So I gather from what you said---just polish angel straight up and nothing else?

Tom
 
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