termigator
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Does Black Hole have a cure time? I just put it on and was wondering if there was a cure time before I apply the wax.
Black Hole cure time
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Poorboy
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John@Autopia-Carcare.com
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termigator
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Cool. Thanks. Now, which wax to use.......:thinking
Beemerboy
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Nattys red or blue...but if it was me..I would use a sealant like EX-P then top of with the nattys:bigups
termigator
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I do have Natty's Red and Blue (I also just got Liquid Blue:dance2), but no EX-P. I 've actually decided to just go with a carnauba LSP to get the pure look of the carnauba. Since this is my garage queen (Milano Red 96' Prelude VTEC), I'm not concerned with durability, since I usually reapply at least once a month. Every two weeks when I have the fever!
Beemerboy
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I do have Natty's Red and Blue (I also just got Liquid Blue:dance2), but no EX-P. I 've actually decided to just go with a carnauba LSP to get the pure look of the carnauba. Since this is my garage queen (Milano Red 96' Prelude VTEC), I'm not concerned with durability, since I usually reapply at least once a month. Every two weeks when I have the fever!
Layer the wax then, I like blue then red...the red has a wetter look IMO..the liquid blue that I've experienced will not layer :rockon
termigator
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I'm not surprised. I just got the Liquid Blue today and the consistency seems almost watery (meguiar's #7).
Beemerboy
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I should also add my reason for suggesting the sealant before wax..it wasn't just about durability, but more depth in shine..While I had my jet black BMW..I always glazed, sealed (sometimes two coats) then topped with paste wax and always two coats..Yea I'm a tad over the top but the paint POPPED like a new paint job no a 1999.
termigator
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In your opinion, is there a difference in the look between a blue/red layering and a red/red layering?
Dtrick.22
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^ I think there is....Red/Red has a crisper, clearer look. But Blue/Red is a deep gloss....Not a big difference but after you try those combos a million times you can tell the difference.
John@Autopia-Carcare.com
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My 2 cents would go to the XMT 180. The new limited edition tub has had some pretty impressive results.
It's still carnauba based, but has additional gloss enhancers for an even better shine. I've topped Rejex with this and the paint looked soaking wet.
Take a look here: Pinnacle XMT 180 High Gloss Carnauba Paste Wax -
It's still carnauba based, but has additional gloss enhancers for an even better shine. I've topped Rejex with this and the paint looked soaking wet.
Take a look here: Pinnacle XMT 180 High Gloss Carnauba Paste Wax -
termigator
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I wanted to put something on that I have not used yet. That rules out Natty's Blue. Right now I'm considering the following:
AG HD Wax
SC Barrier Reef Wax
DP Max Wax
Liquid Natty's Blue
Natty's Red
Griot's Best of Show
Pinnacle XMT180 (Original recipe)
I'm not waxing until tomorrow, so I guess I'll just sleep on it. Decisions, decisions........:hmmm:
AG HD Wax
SC Barrier Reef Wax
DP Max Wax
Liquid Natty's Blue
Natty's Red
Griot's Best of Show
Pinnacle XMT180 (Original recipe)
I'm not waxing until tomorrow, so I guess I'll just sleep on it. Decisions, decisions........:hmmm:
YNOT
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That's what I always do...EX-P, then the Natty's. Can't beat the shine!
Ronkh
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John@Autopia-Carcare.com
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Max Wax is probably one of the most unappreciated waxes in the market. I've notice that it is slowly gaining respect, but up until recently you didn't hear much about it.