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njcarting1

Dewey,Cheatem & Howe ESQ.
I have spent several hrs looking,reading,and working towards a best case for me.I have started using my PC,pb ssr line pb exp and natty's.I like the results thus far.I am sure I need more hrs with the pc but the vehicles and panels I have done have all looked wonderful.

I do not have a "POLISH" I start with clay,2.5 then 2.0 bh,and end with ex-p.My question is,will adding 2-3 coats of natty's blue and some red give me added shine?wetness,durability?

I saw here someone said that after a sealant adding wax will ???????? attract dirt?? to the finished product,cause cloudiness,or did I misunderstand the thread?

I just would like to know if all the steps are taken in the prep and sealant will I just be able to maintain with the wax per weekly application.

And also do I in fact need to use a polish after bh,wd and then exp? or just the ssr line then wd,exp then wax. :surrender
 
njcarting1 said:
I have spent several hrs looking,reading,and working towards a best case for me.I have started using my PC,pb ssr line pb exp and natty's.I like the results thus far.I am sure I need more hrs with the pc but the vehicles and panels I have done have all looked wonderful.

I do not have a "POLISH" I start with clay,2.5 then 2.0 bh,and end with ex-p.My question is,will adding 2-3 coats of natty's blue and some red give me added shine?wetness,durability?

I saw here someone said that after a sealant adding wax will ???????? attract dirt?? to the finished product,cause cloudiness,or did I misunderstand the thread?

I just would like to know if all the steps are taken in the prep and sealant will I just be able to maintain with the wax per weekly application.

And also do I in fact need to use a polish after bh,wd and then exp? or just the ssr line then wd,exp then wax. :surrender
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the SSR's are polishes ;) for higher gloss you might want to add SSR1 and apply with a finishing pad before the Black Hole or you can use PwS instead and get a little added protection in the process...
You can apply the Natty's as often as you feel you want to, I know rabbi & ron do :lol2:
 
Poorboy said:
the SSR's are polishes ;) for higher gloss you might want to add SSR1 and apply with a finishing pad before the Black Hole or you can use PwS instead and get a little added protection in the process...
You can apply the Natty's as often as you feel you want to, I know rabbi & ron do :lol2:
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That's what I needed to know,just want the best finish I can achieve after the long process is complete.

Thanks again...:dcrules :yay :dnaughty
 
I can agree with Jeremy if you want that super gloss wet look...think about a glaze like PB BH or WD to be applied before you lay down the sealant or wax...makes a difference
 
my routine...

SSR2.5
SSR1
Black Hole
Nattys Red
Nattys Red
Nattys Red
Nattys Red
Nattys Red :notme: :lmfao
 
Not to ask a stupid question but,what should I put over EX-P should I use EX,PWS, or just wax.This is a daily driver and I do have time each week to add wax,sealant for added protection.The vehicle is washed several times per week also.:D

The vehicle was clayed ssr'ed bh'ed and ex-p'ed.The thing looks great imho.Much better than before,and not a swirl.
 
Seeing that you like the appearance, why not just add another application of EX-P? Definitely not PwS, because of the P in PwS.
 
njcarting1 said:
Not to ask a stupid question but,what should I put over EX-P should I use EX,PWS, or just wax.This is a daily driver and I do have time each week to add wax,sealant for added protection.The vehicle is washed several times per week also.:D

The vehicle was clayed ssr'ed bh'ed and ex-p'ed.The thing looks great imho.Much better than before,and not a swirl.
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Paste wax or another coat of the EXP...if your happy with the way it looks...leave it alone...you have good protection on it as is
 
Ya know you want to. It's addictive.
But this addiction can be quite good for you. It's exercise.
So Ron says, just do it !
Get out that tub of wax, and add another coat.
 
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