RMG + AW owns my black paint!

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violentveedub

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Not enough for a C+B but I figured I'd share. I had about 2 hours to get my car cleaned up for a charity car show on Monday so I decided to see how RMG would cover my very un-autopian paint (wash swirls, a few RIDS, 4 months since last polish) and seal it in w/ some AW.



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It worked fantastically!



I know most don't like the idea of "fillers" but I've way too busy these days to spend hours keeping my car in perfect shape. With a wash and spot clay, the RMG and AW combo took about an hour and a half. If it lasts a month I'll be elated.





I'll update this thread after I wash it tonight to see if it holds...
 
Looks great for the amount of time/effort!



Not sure about AW bonding over the RMG, but if so, it should easily last a month. AW is pretty durable on bare paint, I do know that...





Regards,



Mike
 
violentveedub said:
I know most don't like the idea of "fillers" but I've way too busy these days to spend hours keeping my car in perfect shape. With a wash and spot clay, the RMG and AW combo took about an hour and a half. If it lasts a month I'll be elated.
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I hear ya! I really need to properly polish and protect all the cars I take care of, but since I started using AW it makes my life a lot easier (and made me a bit lazier too). I haven't used it under a glaze, but I usually apply it over a dead LSP with just a simple wash and it's always easily lasted more than a month. Most people won't even realize the true durability of AW since they'll probably apply it again before it hits 2 months considering how easy it is to apply.
 
AW was my LSP, nothing underneath, after the last time I polished my car with FPII. It stayed that way for 4 months or so. I can't really attest to the true durability b/c I always use FC&S and typically re-apply AW every 2 weeks or so. It works great b/c it's always fresh.



However, I didn't wash the car for nearly 3 weeks (it was awful) and it really started to kill the AW. You'll need something more heavy-duty for winter or extended wash periods.
 
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