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But can i use collonite as base and top with souveran? is it adviseable?
Which Wax last longest and shine the most??
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But can i use collonite as base and top with souveran? is it adviseable?
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I'll have to agree with Al-53, One Grand Blitz wax does last a along time. Today made a month since the first and only application of Blitz wax for me. My Acura still has a gleam to it, despite being rained on about 5 times. I do have a garage so that helps also with the durability process of the wax. I have other waxes i haven't tried yet, I have SCG Barrier Reef, SCG shine on package(Which is sealant and glaze with carnauba), and PB's Natty's Blue. I look forward to using them all, and will update the results, but based on the research i did before purchasing, i don't have anything to worry about.
Blitz wax? Can we get from AG also this wax? I will post some pic after testing all the wax i bought. I am trying to applied different wax layered by times. Example collinite top with souveran or maybe natty's blue with collinite.... will see how is the result turn out to be..
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Hi Jordan, i tested the NXT, the filler really horrible, its really do seal up all the fine lines on the car. I polish up using other product i found outside AG den wax with NXT Tech Wax. The result is fantastic.
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How long do you give Souveran paste in our Fl enviroment?
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I do have a same thought too.. But guys, which wax have the horrible filler ever? NXT? or?
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NXT 2.0 is the most recent.I emailed meguiars a while back about it. The NXT 1.0 was getting horrible reviews from people so meguiars redid the formula and came up with NXT 2.0
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I don't understand why "fillers" are a bad thing in an LSP?
I don't fillers in my polishes because if I'm polishing I want to CORRECT... but if I'm applying an lsp and there are swirls, I don't expect the lsp to correct them... seems like the choice then are fill or just leave them there. Why is filling in an LSP bad?
I don't fillers in my polishes because if I'm polishing I want to CORRECT... but if I'm applying an lsp and there are swirls, I don't expect the lsp to correct them... seems like the choice then are fill or just leave them there. Why is filling in an LSP bad?
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slight filler is good i thought.. i heard the zaino also having filler? they do seal up all the imperfection line and swirl marks?
Is pinnacle having such series of product too? wats other product have to best filling function ever and yet still "kilat kilat"?
* kilat mean shining in malay language hehe...
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Btw, wats is LSP??
I've got just shy of 4.5 months out of my Collinite 476S
I used on my ZR2 Pick Up Truck last October and the 476S held up through the entire Winter. No garage, sits out 24/7 couldn't ask for more, and spray washed at the local carwash to boot. Hey, it's a truck!
I used on my ZR2 Pick Up Truck last October and the 476S held up through the entire Winter. No garage, sits out 24/7 couldn't ask for more, and spray washed at the local carwash to boot. Hey, it's a truck!
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LSP stands for, Last Step Product.
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hi.. when u said 476 last months, is the protection rite? wat about the smoothness? is it still smooth?I've got just shy of 4.5 months out of my Collinite 476S
I used on my ZR2 Pick Up Truck last October and the 476S held up through the entire Winter. No garage, sits out 24/7 couldn't ask for more, and spray washed at the local carwash to boot. Hey, it's a truck!
sorry.. i quite particular about car smoothness after waxing n polishing how long it can last... can share?
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got it.. thx mike
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Don't expect the initial slickness to last long. When you apply a product, its lifecycle begins and the protection begins to diminish from day one. The performance continually falls to a point where the active ingredients can not manage the water film on the surface, the fallout, acidic attacks, etc.
Besides EVERY product which builds a protective film on the surface wil fill to a certain extent. Reflective synthetics can show the remaining flaws though.
Besides EVERY product which builds a protective film on the surface wil fill to a certain extent. Reflective synthetics can show the remaining flaws though.
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so is quite safe to say that smoothness of the car normally can last about a week after fighting in outside war? wax have the ability to protect the car for mths but not the slickness ya..
i am waiting for my collinite to come since is highly sing by all you guys.. so eager to try out the product now hehe....
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Hi guys, i am trying out the NXT tech wax top with souveran paste wax then mist the finishing work. Will keep u guys posted on the result ya...
Cheers!!
Cheers!!