liquis sov. ocw combo

blucpe

blucpe

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just experimenting with different combosand tried liq. sov. and ocw on top of. the trick, if you want to call it that, is to put down a layer of ls, thin of course, then, before buffing, spritz the pad with ocw, go over the panel with just the ocw spritz then buff. the result is a very slick, wet and glossy finish.
 
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Interesting way of doing it. I've been doing something similar with Carnauba Moose. Apply CMW, let haze, spritz the panel with OCW, and buff them off together.
 
I tried a combo last year that came out beautiful. I first applied PB Natty's red and it was hard to get off, so i reached for my SCG speed demon spray wax to take it off and the finish was beautiful, and the Natty's red was more durable. I have another combo in mind i'll be trying soon, I will update with a pic once i finish. :getdown
 
Streetlife said:
I first applied PB Natty's red and it was hard to get off
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You may be putting it on too thick or not letting it dry enough. I have used Natty's Red a lot and had zero problems taking off. Goes on smooth as butter and after letting it dry it wipes right off.
 
Dubbin1 said:
You may be putting it on too thick or not letting it dry enough. I have used Natty's Red a lot and had zero problems taking off. Goes on smooth as butter and after letting it dry it wipes right off.
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I appreciate it Dubbin1, that's possible that i put it on too thick, next time i'll apply it thinner, that was my first and last time applying wax in the sun, i found out that i use a lot more than i use when i apply wax in the garage ( too thick). Out of all my waxes PB Natty's red seems to be the most finicky wax in my arsenal, but i've only used it once. I will be layering the blue then the red when i detail my wife's car in a couple weeks. I've been told to treat Natty's red as a wowo like CG Pete's 53. What's your method? Do you leave it on for 30 minutes and it hazes, i know the Natty's blue hazes no problem and is pretty smooth after removal , maybe i just have a finicky batch? Either way, i'm looking forward to layering the two in the garage, after proper prep of course.:D
 
Scottwax said:
Interesting way of doing it. I've been doing something similar with Carnauba Moose. Apply CMW, let haze, spritz the panel with OCW, and buff them off together.
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i've actually used that combo, no small thanks to you, and it is a great combo, either one is a winner.:shocked
 
Streetlife said:
What's your method? Do you leave it on for 30 minutes and it hazes
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I give it the finger wipe test, if it smears its not ready, if it wipes clean then its ready.
 
Dubbin1 said:
I give it the finger wipe test, if it smears its not ready, if it wipes clean then its ready.
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I've used that method before (many times since using Natty's red). I'll make sure i remember to use it again when using Natty's red. I think I was spoiled at the time by the "haze" indicator of removal time. Appreciate it man.:xyxthumbs
 
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