Considering a change... Any suggestions?

[ExplorerXLT95]

I have used the Klasse twins topped with a layer or two of Pinnacle Souveran as my final exterior steps for a few years now.



I believe I've been applying everything correctly, but with my wife's car (Siena Red Metallic 2001 BMW 330ci Convertible), I just can't get the depth out of the paint that I want. Reflectivity is definitely there, but it's like looking into a mirror, rather than a pool of water. Granted, the color is a lighter metallic red, but I have a feeling there's a way to get more depth out of it. Am I right?



Another thing I'm not pleased with is that dust/dirt seems to be almost attracted to the vehicle after I complete the exterior detail.



I am considering changing my finishing step to simply a few layers of Zaino (a product I've never used before). I am wondering if the Zaino will give me the depth of color and dust repelance I'm looking for. For those who have used Zaino, what has your experience been?



But how can Zaino depth be greater than Souveran depth?



P.S. For reference to the color, here's a pic of my wife's vehicle:

 

[BobD]

Try our Wet Glaze out, that should do the trick.

 

[Russecu]

Try our Wet Glaze out, that should do the trick.

Yes try this! With give it some depth without muting the flake.

 

[jshillin]

DWG is good stuff, great shine.... A couple layers of Zaino gives nice depth though...

 

[ron231]

If you want red paint like that to look like a pool of liquid, after your usual prep use clearkote RMG, it will give you an extremely wet look no doubt about it.

 

[ExplorerXLT95]

I appreciate all the alternative suggestions and I will keep them in mind.



However, I want to know specifically if the general consensus is that I can get what I'm looking for out of Zaino. Some love it and some loathe it...



What are your thoughts considering the red of my vehicle?