Looking for high-end LSP for all colours?

Discussion in 'Last Steps: Waxes, Sealants, and Coatings' started by BrendanS, May 27, 2010.

  1. eyezack87

    eyezack87 Guest

    Hostage pretty much summed it up haha. Initially small learning curve but once you get it, its golden :thumb:
     
  2. BrendanS

    BrendanS Welcome to Detailing

    any tips for applying SN ultra thin?
     
  3. Misha

    Misha Nuba Guru

    another vote for fuzion
    Wolfgang Füzion Carnauba Polymer Concours $192.50/8oz. i think its per 16oz. dont you get refill when you get it?
     
  4. kc1337

    kc1337 Obsessive Detailer

    Zymol Glasur is a wicked wax as well, superb protection and looks fantastic
     
  5. Hostage1978

    Hostage1978 Guest

    i've just been putting SN lightly on a circular yellow applicator. i do a thatched pattern, making /// then \\\ to give an XXX application. hope you catch that. my aim is super thin, even coverage. by going back over each section i apply to, i am able to stretch the wax further... or so i feel.


    it's important to use one of the really small circular applicators. the oblong foam applicators are too large, and take too much wax. my hand is usually cramped up half way through the car and the process is tedious for me. this pain does result in a very very thin coat, and the reward is usually an easy buff off.

    remember to check the paint after sundown. changes in temp/humidity are the trigger of SN hazing for me.

    next application i'm going to do a QD wipedown afterward.:thumb:
     
  6. JonM

    JonM Guest

    First time I used my SN I was able to achieve a perfect finish, the second time not so much. It was humid out and the wax hazed up. I had to remove both coats as it wasn't budging after the next day.

    Next time I use it I will be warming it up with a blow dryer and making sure it isn't humid outside.
     
  7. BrendanS

    BrendanS Welcome to Detailing

    Yeah forgot about that, not a bad deal
    Thanks Ken, I'll keep it in mind
    Got it, I usually do a straight water wipedown or ONR after waxing to make sure there isn't anything I missed. Thanks for the tip, I'm leaning towards SN now. I'm sure after getting the process down it shouldn't be to bad.
     
  8. kei169

    kei169 Wax on..Wax off

    I would go for SV, i guess it is just the Status and the Joy of Owning it!
     
  9. supercharged

    supercharged DB Forum Supporter

    I think you will need to get at least a couple of those high end waxes to see how you like them for yourself. SV Concorso would be on that list for deep/wet look, Dodo Supernatural for bright look, and maybe some RBOE if you don't mind a little harder application...BTW, be sure to get some Menzerna power lock first, it's an amazing sealant!!!
     
  10. Legacy99

    Legacy99 Wax on..Wax off

    Got a full pot of SV Concorso for 200 bucks shipped within the US.
     
  11. Max405

    Max405 DB Forum Supporter

    Hey Eye.. It misses you too.. My 9 year old wants the box for his Pokemon cards. I told him i'll break his lil fingers...

    I have Swissvax Concorso on the 911 for 3 weeks now and its just as smoove, slick and shiney as ever.. Bead-o-rama!

    Get the deal on the full pot for $200 posted above. I'm even thinking about it and I still have 2/3's of a tub left.

    Joe D
     
  12. BrendanS

    BrendanS Welcome to Detailing

    Message sent 90% sure going to jump on this.
    Damn you....for making me wanting to buy it. Gotta think it over tonight see if it's worth it.
     
  13. BrendanS

    BrendanS Welcome to Detailing

    any chance somebody wants to trade some Riccardo Blue or Yellow for some Powerlock?
     

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