i have narrowed my choices now which to get

mustang03

mustang03

nothing like black o yea!
i have two black vehicle's car an truck. I'm looking for that wet look, durability not really a issue, wet look is more of what i want, that puddle of ink look. I have used #26, and liked it. Now i'm out, so want to try something different.I have a pc to prep the paint with for any imperfections, also i dont want to spend more than 20 dollars per product, as i believe 95 percent of the look will be from the prep.Here are my choices poorboys ex sealant topped with nattys blue, or chemical guys wet mirror finish toped with butter wet wax, or xxx . So which of those combos due you think will provide the wetter look? also if there are other products in my budget range i will entertain them as well. I can get s100 localy for 15 dollars,hows that compare to the natty blue,are they a similar in their look.
 
Man, reading that gave me a headache...



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Sorry, I had to. :D



I would use 2x WMF with no sealant or wax. WMF protects enough and can be used as an LSP. Another option would be 2x NB.
 
kapinnn :aww: Sorry for my lack of grammar skills, just be happy there is spell check ,or you would have had a migraine. I thought that WMF was just a gloss magnifier.Also i edited that for you buddy so it should read like an asprin now for yea. Had TO DO IT :chuckle:
 
Just joking about the comma. Had the picture for a while and I had to use it again...



I talked to Paul at CG and he said it's not a glaze and it behaves more like a Sealant with some cleaning capabilities. I have not noticed the cleaning part of it but I definitely like the looks.



Look at the pics at the end of this thread.



http://autopia.org/forum/detailing-product-discussion/91950-cgs-wet-mirror-vs-ez-creme-glaze-2.html



You can also try Prima Epic. yooJeankim has had some great results with it. Look below



http://autopia.org/forum/click-brag/92523-dripping-wet-330i.html
 
Thanks kapinnn!! i can take a joke, don't worry about it,agian thanks for your help I appreciate it .
 
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