I have a black metalic car that I have used BFWD topped with Midnight Sun, and I love the results. The flakes really pop with this combo.
Here is a pic for you.
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Very Nice !
Midnight Sun or Pete's 53 ?
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Very Nice !
imported_tim
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Well then, I'm pretty much hearing that I should
leave well enough alone.
Nothing written so far convinces me that I can get
another "level" (if you will ) of eye-popping Wow!!
outta this. At least not at this time of year in Ohio.
In a few weeks the car will be gray with salt residue.
I believe I'll add another layer of BFWD and hold off til
Spring on any carnauba topping
Thanks to all of you for your input, I truly appreciate your help.:thumbup:
leave well enough alone.
Nothing written so far convinces me that I can get
another "level" (if you will ) of eye-popping Wow!!
outta this. At least not at this time of year in Ohio.
In a few weeks the car will be gray with salt residue.
I believe I'll add another layer of BFWD and hold off til
Spring on any carnauba topping
Thanks to all of you for your input, I truly appreciate your help.:thumbup:
Junebug
JAFO
I have a 2008 black GTI so I know where you're coming from. I've tried several popular combo's of sealer topped with a wax and only once did I think it looked better - and that was CG Jet seal topped by CG 50-50. It's my opinion that it looked better since Jet Seal didn't look that good by itself. Other sealers like BFWD, Poxy, M21 etc never got any bennefit from a wax-topper (IMHO).
That said, if - big if, you used Autoglym HD by itself, I think you would like it, but be warned, it doesn't go on /come off nearly as easy as BFWD and it doesn't last as long and is no way as slick. But, the look is really something.
Hint - if you do try it, I cut a 5.5" LC red pad down to 4" to get in the AGHD jar, apply like polish with a PC, work it in hard on speed 3-3.5, then let it haze, and be prepared to use 3-4 big towels, folding often to remove.
That said, if - big if, you used Autoglym HD by itself, I think you would like it, but be warned, it doesn't go on /come off nearly as easy as BFWD and it doesn't last as long and is no way as slick. But, the look is really something.
Hint - if you do try it, I cut a 5.5" LC red pad down to 4" to get in the AGHD jar, apply like polish with a PC, work it in hard on speed 3-3.5, then let it haze, and be prepared to use 3-4 big towels, folding often to remove.