supercharged
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midnight sun over wet diamond looks amazing!!!
First time with Midnight Sun Yesterday
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imported_Flash Gordon
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For some reason this thread is making me hungry :drool5:
Great looking job mobenzowner. Thanks for posting :driving:
Great looking job mobenzowner. Thanks for posting :driving:
imported_Blackfire
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My wife's black Sonata with WD and a layer of Midnight Sun. It's parked just inside the door.
Look at that reflection!
I have used other products on it since. Nothing makes it look as awesome as the Midnight Sun over WD.
Spring renewal will be WD/Midnight Sun.
Look at that reflection!
I have used other products on it since. Nothing makes it look as awesome as the Midnight Sun over WD.
Spring renewal will be WD/Midnight Sun.
imported_Roadrunner
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It's a paste wax but it's not hard to apply at all, it goes on very nicely.
imported_Roadrunner
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My wife's black Sonata with WD and a layer of Midnight Sun. It's parked just inside the door.
Look at that reflection!
I have used other products on it since. Nothing makes it look as awesome as the Midnight Sun over WD.
Spring renewal will be WD/Midnight Sun.
That's just... beautiful!!
ancing Dot::clap:
Todd@RUPES
Just a regular guy
Like other class leading waxes that PAC has developed, Midnight Sun will tend to melt into the paint when applied.
In the jar it has a firm texture because of the amount of carnauba wax; once you swipe your finger over it you will notice it melts likes butter.
What is the shelf-life for this wax? Does it harden when expose to air?
imported_firebird
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I am a fan or 2 coats of BFWD but am very tempted to try BF Midnight Sun. To apply BFWD after Midnight Sun, do I have to do an IPA wipedown each time?
imported_gewb
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No, don't do that. If the finish needs a wipe down use a good QD product first.
Regards,
GEWB