RMG/Blue Natty's or OP/OCW?

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GlossyTundra

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Does anyone have a preference of one over the other? It will be on a grey tundra. I know that rmg/blue would have the edge in wetness, but would ocw/op have a different/better look. Or what about using OP/RMG/OCW/ BLUE. would that work or be a hullofalotta overkill. This stuff aint cheap :scared:





Thanks for answering the never ending ?'s of " which one is beter"
 
I would polish with OP if your paint needs it, RMG is a galze, so if you paint needs polishing do that first.



To be honest I would do OP/RMG/OCW/ NATTYS BLUE if it was me!



I have just done OP/RMG and Nattys Blue turned out great. I Plan to use the OCP after the first wash.
 
Heh, I do OP/RMG/OCW/Blue/OCW to maintain. It's not overkill because you only use OP when you need it (as in, you have marring), which should only be every 6 months to a year. You don't use RMG very often either, maybe once every couple months after a wash/clay. The nattys I apply ~once a month, and I maintain with OCW in between. So really you're only doing the whole regime once every 6 months to a year, and the rmg/ocw/nattys every few months. Mostly you're just applying nattys every month and maintaining with OCW after washes. OCW takes all of 60 seconds to apply to the entire car.
 
Can somebody please explain these acronyms to me, Im new and having trouble keeping up.

OP/RMG/OCW/Blue/OCW

I have a dark green car with moderate swirls and have megs clay, Optimum compound, polish, nattyys blue and optimum wax. A pc and sonus orange, green,blue and grey pads.what order should I do each step?

clay

compound with orange pad

polish with blue pad

nattys with grey pad

finish and weekly with optimum wax

Also can I mix optimum compound and polish together and just do one step instead of two?

thanks for you help.
 
OP - Optimum Polish

RMG - Clearkote Ted Machine Glaze

Blue- Poorboys Nattys Blue Paste Wax

OCW- Optimum Spary Wax
 
gray_71 said:
Can somebody please explain these acronyms to me, Im new and having trouble keeping up.

OP/RMG/OCW/Blue/OCW

I have a dark green car with moderate swirls and have megs clay, Optimum compound, polish, nattyys blue and optimum wax. A pc and sonus orange, green,blue and grey pads.what order should I do each step?

clay

compound with orange pad

polish with blue pad

nattys with grey pad

finish and weekly with optimum wax

Also can I mix optimum compound and polish together and just do one step instead of two?

thanks for you help.
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Try the opt polish with the orange pad first, you might not need to go with the compound. If that doesn't get rid of the swirls then your process looks right on.



I wouldn't mix the compound and polish together your first time polishing the car - but in the future it isn't a bad idea. The compound actually finishes nicely by itself, but I'd still follow it with the polish on the blue pad for a little extra gloss.
 
Picus said:
Heh, I do OP/RMG/OCW/Blue/OCW to maintain. It's not overkill because you only use OP when you need it (as in, you have marring), which should only be every 6 months to a year. You don't use RMG very often either, maybe once every couple months after a wash/clay. The nattys I apply ~once a month, and I maintain with OCW in between. So really you're only doing the whole regime once every 6 months to a year, and the rmg/ocw/nattys every few months. Mostly you're just applying nattys every month and maintaining with OCW after washes. OCW takes all of 60 seconds to apply to the entire car.
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After applying the Opitmum Car Wax in between washes how long should I wait before I can top with some ClearKoat Quik Shine?
 
About 1 second? Seriously though, I don't think you need to wait at all. I've put S&G and Sonus Spritz right over OCW, works fine and looks great.
 
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