need help with my plan...M21/NXT or DG105/111 or...?

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petp

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springtime is here so im gonna do a major detail soon. car is black sapphire metallic.



this was my plan last time and i liked the results....

wash, clay, wash, P21S GEPC, then collinite 845.



looking to replace the collinite and finally give a synthetic a try.



after reading tons of forum posts on here and sifting through cost/benefits of various products ive settled on NXT/M21 or one of the Duragloss products.



DG105 looks promising but im concerned since it says its a "cleaner/polish" and id rather not fuss with the GEPC (love how it darkens the black metallic paint). so the next logical step would be DG111. opinions?



looking at NXT and #21, but concerned with the longevity.



any opinions would be welcome.



many thanks
 
SuperBee364 said:
Just remember that you shouldn't put a sealant over a wax based glaze like GEPC
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huh? i cant put DG111 over GEPC? what about megs #7? i hear people on here saying they put NXT/21 over 7 all the time :aww:
 
For the most part, sealants will not adhere to oils and waxes. You can give it a shot, of course, but don't be surprised if you either don't get good results or the sealant has greatly reduced durability.



Generally, it's ok to put *waxes* over sealants, but not sealants over waxes or oil based glazes.
 
kopimon said:
SuperBee, can I put DG 601 and DG 105 over a layer of Poor Boy's Black Hole glaze?
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I wouldn't. I dont' think you will get the durability that you are looking for out of DG. You might also have some bonding issues with the 601 applied over Black Hole.
 
Pats300zx said:
I wouldn't. I dont' think you will get the durability that you are looking for out of DG. You might also have some bonding issues with the 601 applied over Black Hole.
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My process will be to wash, clay, clean paint with DG 501, correct with Menz SIP, IP and 106FF, seal with DG 601/105 combo and top off with a layer of Woflgang Fuzion.



Is there any way I can work the Black Hole into that? It's a dark green car and I'm looking forward to the extra gloss the glaze could provide.
 
kopimon said:
Is there any way I can work the Black Hole into that? It's a dark green car and I'm looking forward to the extra gloss the glaze could provide.
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If you prep the paint properly, you won't need a glaze to get the "extra gloss". If you are dead set on using a glaze, DWG is a great one and it's acrylic, so it works with sealants and won't cause any bonding issues.
 
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