right combination for black metalic

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MARTIN

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Hi

Last year my black metalic ZZZ got its first real detail!! menzerna IP / menzerna FF toped with nattys blue!!

it´s time to do a maintenance detail!!some products/combinations came to my mind!

KLASSE AIO / SG
MENZERNA IP / FF
OPTIMUM COMPOUND / POLISH
POORBOYS EX / POLISH WHITH CARNUBA blue / NATTYS BLUE

using PROPEL pads and a PC

What´s Your opinion about the right combination, using any of these products. (for Your information the paint is in very good shape, only some minor, almost not noteciable, swirls)

after indicating your opinion, feel free to advise me on other possible products combination!!

thanks in advance for your coments!! :rolleyes:
 
Hi Martin,
Cumprimentos

Just a couple of comments.

1. Of the products listed, I have only used the Klasse AIO.

But,
2. Having seen pictures of your car, I wouldn't change your process at all.:)

It looks terrific with the Menzerna IP/Menzerna FF topped with Nattys Blue.
It would be pretty tough to improve on what you have.

Charles
 
Hi Martin,
Cumprimentos

Just a couple of comments.

1. Of the products listed, I have only used the Klasse AIO.

But,
2. Having seen pictures of your car, I wouldn't change your process at all.

It looks terrific with the Menzerna IP/Menzerna FF topped with Nattys Blue.
It would be pretty tough to improve on what you have.

Charles
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CHARLES, thanks for your opinion!!José really did a fantastic job with the ZZZ!!! I´ll probablly will do menzerna FF, and top it with nattys or, in case some minor scratches dont disapear, IP/FF with nattys!!
:D :rolleyes: "cumprimentos" to You to!!
 
Martin

As a guy that has owned a black car, I would use the P-w-C with a polishing pad or by hand and then Nattys by hand, might try two coats of that for even coating....the black BMW that I had looked great this way to me
 
Martin

As a guy that has owned a black car, I would use the P-w-C with a polishing pad or by hand and then Nattys by hand, might try two coats of that for even coating....the black BMW that I had looked great this way to me
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thanks for Your opinion BEEMERBOY! You say to apply it with a polishing pad, I thought the PWC would problably be applied with a less abrasive pad!!!
 
MARTIN said:
thanks for Your opinion BEEMERBOY! You say to apply it with a polishing pad, I thought the PWC would problably be applied with a less abrasive pad!!!
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You could use a finishing pad, I always use a polishing pad if its a maintenance type of thing, that's what you stated in the start of the thread. That you had it done last year so now your just maintaining the finish of sorts...I guess what I really said is P-w-C with Natty's topper was a good finish for me on my black BMW
 
If there is little to no marring then I would either use AIO or PwC and top with EX (x2), then Natty's blue.
Another product that would give a nice look is Wolfgang's Deep gloss paint sealant.

"J"
 
You could use a finishing pad, I always use a polishing pad if its a maintenance type of thing, that's what you stated in the start of the thread. That you had it done last year so now your just maintaining the finish of sorts...I guess what I really said is P-w-C with Natty's topper was a good finish for me on my black BMW
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I´m using PROPEL pads, so I´ll use the blue one, right!?!?
 
For Propel pads the polishing pads are blue and the finishing pads are grey.
If you ever unsure you can check the link in my sig

"J"
 
For Propel pads the polishing pads are blue and the finishing pads are grey.
If you ever unsure you can check the link in my sig
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thanks!!!! very usefull link!!!! :yes:

OT: by the way, you have a cool avatar (Monty Piton)
 
MARTIN said:
I´m using PROPEL pads, so I´ll use the blue one, right!?!?
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Martin


I don't know anything about Propel pads sorry if that's a finishing or polishing pad then your good to go IMO
 
just cheched it, blue is a polishing pad and grey finishing pad!

Martin


I don't know anything about Propel pads sorry if that's a finishing or polishing pad then your good to go IMO
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OK!! thanks :)
 
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