Help me choose a premium LSP - GT2 solid black

Glasur. No more, no less.

Excellent wax. I love it.

Outstanding, especially on black!

 

You could also use Menzerna FMJ and top with Zymol Glasur.


John

 

I have my glasur coming in tomorrow, but if your itching to do something now...you will not be disappointed with 2x blackfire wet diamond and 2x concorso

 

Sonax Premium Class Carnauba wax is also an excellent product. Not quite as boutique looking as Zymol, but a very high quality product for the money.


John

 

thanks for the info guys

i need to hit the car with some PO85RD first, as it was sitting on the showroom floor for a while, its going to be a 2 day'er, so not something ill be doing immediately

next detail for me will be trying the lusso cleanser and lusso wax on my dad's solid yellow Murci - that will be a quick one as its already about 95% defect free

what ive been thinking is get it looking as good as possible with PO85RD first on a white or orange CCS, then switching to a black CCS, then giving the Blackfire a shot (first time ill be using it) with their Glaze first, then the Wet Diamond. Then the next day ill layer my LSP.....almost sold on the Glasur

i have a small pot of Fuzion, those pics of the Corvette look awesome!!!!!

 

In the mood for something a little different? How about Bilt Hamber Auto Balm? It has a look all its own, especially on dark colors.

Just thinking outside the box a little bit.

 

Love the car. Love the wheel selection especially the color. Very different but looks sweet!!!

I think the SV concorso would do you fine!

 

Love Concorso. Funny that Gary gave up Concorso for Fuzion. Next wax application is going to be Vintage.

 

vintage? would you notice the step up from Concorso/Concours etc ??

i dont think i could get my head around spending more than USD 200-300 for a wax

i just have this uneasy feeling some swedes are laughing their way to their (tax free) bank with my money with what would have cost them about 5 bucks worth of ingredients

 

hahaha:applause2:

 

It's all in the paint preperation. Do the right prep work and any wax will look great.

 

The car its awesome!!!
+1 or i would go straight to Vintage

 

You got that right

 

I agree with the prep being more important. Here is a vette I have in my shop. No LSP yet.

 

^ +1. You can't that type of gloss from your LSP alone. Probably why perfectly polished paint is so addictive


EDIT: Oh, and beautiful ride. No doubt you'll pick a nice luxury wax that'll look great on her. And just as with Halle Berry, ANYTHING will look great on her

 

Look great! :thumb:

 

It was only in for a maintenance wax but I started trying new products and got a little carried away! LOL It's getting Gloss it Gloss Finish x2.

 

^ you sir are a true enthusiast and car lover. Exactly what it takes to be top-notch in this business, and a prime example for all to follow

 

This is very true, but if you're using Menzerna polishing products with Lake country pads, you are on the right track. I can't believe nobody has mentioned Dodo Juice Supernatural, also one of the nicest waxes on the market for the money.Dodo Juice Supernatural Wax, carnauba car wax, auto wax, super natural paste wax jar


John

 

Good point DetailJohn. I personally LOVE Supernatural on black cars. Black & blue is where this stuff looks best IMHO. The only issue I have is how tough it can be to apply due to the high 'nuba content that makes this stuff exceptionally hard. Nothing worse than fighting with a product on soft soft Porsche paint.
IMO, I'd recommend the soft Dodo Juice waxes for a car like this.