Please help with wet detail

[flyingphoto]

This is my NEW baby. I use Zaino on my wifes red car but I wat the wettest possible look on this baby. This will be garage kept through the winter under cover and not see any snow cept through the window.



What should I used??? I know this is personal opinion but all advice is welcome.



Tom

This is the hood with nothing done to it but prep from dealer for delivery.

 

[EBPcivicsi]

I would probably use #80, #7, NXT/#26 (either)

 

[Thomas Dekany]

here is something different - all FK1 products:



2180, 1000, 216, Pink Wax x 3 - in that order.

 

[flyingphoto]

Continuing with the dilema...I have heard some bad things about what dawn does to seals. With this being a vert, its one big seal. I am afraid of using dawn to wash this thing. This is why I am afraid to use the Zaino. :help: :nervous2:

 

[atticdog]

you dont have to use dawn to use zaino

you could wash then AIO then zaino

 

[3Dog]

here is something different - all FK1 products:



2180, 1000, 216, Pink Wax x 3 - in that order.

Why two paste waxes? Just curious

 

[Chang]

Blue Nattys

 

[hirosh]

nice stang. for a wet look, i would use Menzerna PO85RD light polish, Clearkote's Red Machine Glaze, and 2 coats of Trade Secret's carnauba wax or Natty's Blue carnauba wax.

 

[Scottwax]

Polish with Optimum, then either RMG or VM and finish with Carnauba Moose, Meguiars #26 or Poorboy's EX w/carnauba, then maintain with Optimum Car Wax.

 

[flyingphoto]

Guide me a little here,



What type of pads do I need for a Porter Cable and How ofter or not often do I Polish, RMG etc. Thanks



Tom

 

[Mikeyc]

I know I am going to get bashed for saying this by the usual people. It's always the same "it's so expensive blah blah blah blah." However, if you do it right it's NOT expensive. Nothing and I mean nothing beats Zymol estate glazes for wetness and deepness of shine. Buy the Pebble Beach Sampler. If you do there's no need for a PC, pads, 4 different polishes or any of that stuff.