Vanilla moose or #81 HP?

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MrLoveLoviro

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I want to pick up a new glaze type product to go with s100 and NXT. Which one of these should I go with? Compare, ease of use in application and buffing, looks. . . my car is white so I try to get a really WET look. How about compatability with s100 and NXT.
 
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moose, moose, Moose, Moose, MOOSE, MOOSE!



I have no idea about #81, but VM adds a DEEP wet look on white and goes very well under (my experience) EX, S100, NXT, and #16.



To sweeten the deal, you can use the stuff on just about everything outside the car above the wheelwells!
 
Yep. There is also a place online that sells Poorboys AND Clearkote but I can't remember which one:(



Don't be disappointed when it arrives, btw. It doesn't smell like vanilla anymore--something about the vanilla smell eating through the bottles!
 
Check out specialtymotoring.com. They sell both Poorboy's and ClearKotes.



Great service and fast shipping. Items were packaged nicely.



With Aloha,

Ranney :)
 
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PakShak said:
Check out specialtymotoring.com. They sell both Poorboy's and ClearKotes.



Great service and fast shipping. Items were packaged nicely.



With Aloha,

Ranney :)
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I have gone from AIO to VM and #81 to S100, and I saw no discernable difference between just AIO to S100 on white. Just my observations from detailing my white car (beater) and customers as well.
 
I recently used both and I'd give the edge to Clearkote's VM Hand Glaze. Removal of VM-hand glaze was a a bit easier than Meg's 81 HP...both left the finish looking very wet.



I also used American Shine's California Clear Coat and liked that one the best for my black cars...



Nonetheless...all great products.
 
I'd go with VM also. Nothing against #81, it is a great product and looks very wet but VM has just as wet a look to me and leaves the paint very slick instead of squeaky smooth.



Chris Y. is right about American Shine's CCC-stunning on black.
 
I went from #7 and #26... to VM and S100 on white. VM made car VERY white. (Scott's suggestion to one of my posts: VM with EX.) I like carnuaba waxes.

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If ease of application is #1 then vm is much easier than to use than #81. not that #81 is hard but vm is so easy to work with. And it probably has a slight edge in looks also.JMO
 
Ok thanks, I will probably go with VM. I would like a product that is as easy to use as S100 SEC. Is Clearkote located at any Car specialty stores in NJ?



Is VM wetter than SEC? Does VM have a lot of abrasives? Can it be used say once a month without problems?
 
Greg said:
I have gone from AIO to VM and #81 to S100, and I saw no discernable difference between just AIO to S100 on white. Just my observations from detailing my white car (beater) and customers as well.
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See, I can see a discnerable, not huge but I can tell, difference between S100 SEC + Wax on my white car and just Wax. On paint in good condition too, the SEC + Wax has more pop than just wax.
 
l7avis said:
..Is VM wetter than SEC? Does VM have a lot of abrasives? Can it be used say once a month without problems?
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I'd give a slight edge in "wetness" to VM. It does have abrasives, but they are so mild that I wouldn't worry about it. If nobody told you, and you only used it on b/c paint, you might not even realize that it's abrasive.
 
BTW, in a pinch, you can use VM as a one step glaze/wax too. I just QEW-ed and VM-ed 4 cars today that had light tar overspray on them and not only did the VM remove it with ease, but left the paint on all 4 vehicles slick and glossy.
 
Scottwax said:
BTW, in a pinch, you can use VM as a one step glaze/wax too. I just QEW-ed and VM-ed 4 cars today that had light tar overspray on them and not only did the VM remove it with ease, but left the paint on all 4 vehicles slick and glossy.
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It has protection in it too?:up What some carnauba? I will have to add to cart.
 
breakneckvtec said:
Scott, would this combo work without bonding problems:



AIO

VM

NXT



? Any comment on how this would work/look?
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I'd use either AIO or VM since neither is particularly aggressive. Both work well under NXT.
 
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