Sealant, Paint Cleaner suggestions!!!!!!

chris.ganucheau

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I am going to be getting a polisher in about a week or so an would like to know you fine autogeekians suggestions for a sealant an a paint cleaner!!

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duragloss 501 mixed with the bonding agent and then a quick application of aquawax and call it a day. killer cleaning and great protection
 
BrandonJ said:
duragloss 501 mixed with the bonding agent and then a quick application of aquawax and call it a day. killer cleaning and great protection
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I'm looking for products I can use with a polisher. I'm not a fan of spray waxes an can never get good results with them.
 
P21s Paint Cleanser
Blackfire Wet Diamond Sealant

Top it off with some Blackfire Midnight Sun Carnuba Paste Wax...
 
These are 1-step cleaners. Any of the following can be used and should be used with a polisher....

Cleaner/Sealants

XMT 360 All In One Cleaner Wax
Griot's Garage One-Step Sealant
Klasse All-In-One Polish
Duragloss Polish & Cleaner 101
Finish Kare 215 One Step Cleaner & Surface Sealant
Finish Kare 2180 Ultra Poly Wipe Sealant Conditioner
Optimum Poli-Seal
Mother's FX Synwax Paste
Mother's FX Synwax Liquid
Mother's Reflections Advanced Car Wax
3M One Step Cleaner Wax

Hybrid Cleaner Waxes/Sealants

Meguiar's Mirror Glaze #6 Cleaner/Wax
Duragloss Total Performance Polish (TPP) # 105
Meguiar's M20 Polymer Sealant
Meguiar's M66 Quick Detailer
Meguiar's D151 Paint Reconditioning Cream
1Z Einszett Metallic Polish Wax
Duragloss Wet Look Paste Wax

Sealants

 
I LOVE the Klasse products. Easy to use and are great quality product. The Klasse AIO is my go to for 80% of my clients. I do have a small group of clients with collectable or HIGH end rides who only want the ol' sweet smell of carnuba.
 
One thing I've noticed is how detailed bobby is when he replies! That was exactly what I was looking for. An thank I know alot of people like klasse so ima look into that
 
dont sleep on aqua wax its perfect following 501 for that added pop and slickness. Id put that combo up against any other combo for durability and looks,but good luck in your journey

optimum car wax is another spray wax that is awesome. they are so easy to apply and while I think they last much much longer than 2-3 weeks most dont go that long in between washes anyway so its a no brainer to use them
 
I use both Wolfgang Paint Work Polish Enhancer and Blackfire Gloss Enhancing Polish. Both of these clean the paint of any previous waxes or sealants and tend to fill in very light imperfections.

Then I usually follow up the WG PPE with some Deep Gloss Paint Sealant and the Blackfire GEP with their Wet Diamond Sealant.

Both are a breeze to work with!
 
BrandonJ said:
dont sleep on aqua wax its perfect following 501 for that added pop and slickness. Id put that combo up against any other combo for durability and looks,but good luck in your journey

optimum car wax is another spray wax that is awesome. they are so easy to apply and while I think they last much much longer than 2-3 weeks most dont go that long in between washes anyway so its a no brainer to use them
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I'm not saying they aren't good products. I just can't ever get them to look good. I have Optimum Spray Car Wax an everytime i've used it it has streaked on me. Im just looking for some stuff i can use with a polisher. I will look into the Duragloss 501 when I go to order.
 
chris.ganucheau said:
I'm not saying they aren't good products. I just can't ever get them to look good. I have Optimum Spray Car Wax an everytime i've used it it has streaked on me. Im just looking for some stuff i can use with a polisher. I will look into the Duragloss 501 when I go to order.
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From reading about OCW it tends to streak if not used correctly. I can almost promise you that Aquawax will not streak when used properly.

Lightly mist an area. A full trigger pull is usually enough for a whole hood. Then mist a tiny bit on your towel and wipe on the paint. Flip to a dry side and buff.
 
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