Trying some new products, how does this process sound?

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I just picked up some SIP, 106ff, RMG, DWG, ONR, and P21S 100% Carnuba. I currently already have KAIO, KSG, and P21S original on the shelf.



I'm going to be doing a 2002 Black Altima first, here's the process that I was thinking about trying:

wash>claybar>wash>SIP>106ff>KAIO>KSG>DWG>DWG>P21S 100%



I read a lot of people are using the UPGP in combination with the DWG but I don't have any on the shelf at this moment but I'm putting it on the list which never seems to end haha. How do you guys feel this will turn out? Any changes you would make?
 
Why plan so far ahead with the LSP? Why not stop once you've reached a look you like? IMO, if you have to use 5 (arguably) LSP's to reach the look you want, your prep wasn't good enough.
 
Way too many LSP's IMO. Just throwing everything you have at a car won't make it look better. Figure out what you are trying to accomplish and use the best products you can to do it.
 
That's a lot of work for your car. If it looks good after your polishing step and you're tired after all that, you might just do your KAIO + KSG, or your DWG + P21S and call it a day. If you have the time there is nothing wrong with loading up so many LSP's. It would be good to experiment to see what diffferent look you get with just KSG only then add DWG and P21S over the next weekend to see if it gets better. Good luck with your car.
 
thanks for the opinions. I wasn't sure what products that I should combine. I think I'm just going to try just using the DWG+P21S or RMG+P21S.



I also have a white 89 Turbo Trans Am that is my pride and joy that I spend most of my time detailing. I'd like to have a deep wet look to the car. However, the car is kind of an eggshell white so it's difficult to achieve the deepness.
 
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