Best wax/sealant for competition orange car
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That's a solid combo. Very easy to use, great durability and good 'look'. FWIW, as long as your prep and paint is corrected/in good shape, it really won't matter too much what LSP you use. It'll all look good!
Give the BF a shot and let us know what you think!
Give the BF a shot and let us know what you think!
this. It's all in the prep
as already said, prep is 99% of the look….but with that said, I'd give dodo juice orange crush a try! Love that stuff on my torch red car, bet it looks spectacular on CO
I love Dodo Juice waxes over all the others I've tried in the past 30 years. Right now superiorcarcare.net is offering 40% off but the shipping is ridiculous. Call Autogeek and have them match the price and shipping would be more reasonable. I use DJ Supernatural and Rainforest Rub, both are very high quality. SN is more for show cars as it has less durability whereas the RR lasts longer. I just ordered a new tub of Rainforest Rub using the 40% off for $47 shipped.
Pinnacle Liquid Souveran is another great choice for a longer lasting DD type wax.
Pinnacle Liquid Souveran is another great choice for a longer lasting DD type wax.
I wasn't overly impressed with dodo supernatural on my race red boss. But recently put two layers of Cquartz on it and now it's on a whole new level!
I've used Meg's 26 on mine. DJ Orange Crush, and Pinnacle Liquid Souveran. I like them all. I've also used the Meg's glaze before the yellow wax 26.
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I completely missed the sealant part of your question. YOu are right on the money with Blackfire (All Paint Protection is their sealant). It's my goto sealant.
I'm a huge fan of one that goes under the radar: HD Poxy. It's a wax/sealant hybrid that gives the longevity like a sealant but the shine like a wax. Also trim safe (most are these days)
I am a firm believer in Cquartz from CarPro. I put it on my wife's white Fusion over 18 months ago, and water still beads on it. I just use CarPro's car wash that goes with it along with the reload spray every 3-4 washes and it lasts every bit of their 2 year claim. It looked fantastic as well and was amazingly bright. I am slowly putting it on all of my cars, just a matter of finding time to do it.
When I don't use Cquartz, I usually use Collinight 845. It's cheap, durable, and looks great. I put it on my mom's mustang recently. I agree with the above that a good prep is more important than what LSP you use.
Photo taken with a Samsung Galaxy S3 phone.
When I don't use Cquartz, I usually use Collinight 845. It's cheap, durable, and looks great. I put it on my mom's mustang recently. I agree with the above that a good prep is more important than what LSP you use.
Photo taken with a Samsung Galaxy S3 phone.
Just do paint correction on it first before sealing and waxing. That's gonna make all the difference.
Im going to take some good pictures after washing the car to see what yall think should be done as far as paint correction.. Might even just send you a message on facebook matthew
If you have swirls, you need paint correction. I think you are on my friend list on FB, be glad to help in any way I can.:beer:
This is my favorite wax as well. Looks awesome.
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